Baby cough test allergic rhinitis

If your baby coughs and tests for allergic rhinitis, it usually means that your baby suffers from allergic rhinitis, which is mainly caused by inhaled allergens, causing non-infectious inflammatory diseases of the nasal mucosa. The onset is related to genetic and environmental factors, and the main symptoms are nasal itching, paroxysmal sneezing, runny nose, nasal congestion and nasal congestion. It can be treated by avoiding contact with allergens, drug treatment, desensitization therapy, etc.

1. Causes:

Allergic rhinitis is related to genetic and environmental factors. If the baby's parents have allergic rhinitis, the baby's chance of suffering from allergic rhinitis will increase. If the baby is frequently exposed to allergens such as animal fur, pollen, fungi, dust mites, etc., it may cause allergic reactions and allergic rhinitis.

2. Treatment:

1. Avoid contact with allergens: If the baby coughs and tests for allergic rhinitis, it is recommended that parents avoid exposing the baby to allergens, such as not letting the baby eat millet, beans, peanuts and other foods that are prone to allergies;

2. Drug treatment: Allergic rhinitis is mainly treated with anti-allergic drugs. You can give your baby oral antihistamines such as loratadine tablets, cetirizine hydrochloride tablets, etc., or use nasal sprays such as budesonide nasal spray, etc. If the baby also has symptoms such as runny nose and fever, you can use children's acetaminophen granules and other drugs for treatment under the guidance of a doctor;

3. Desensitization therapy: You can follow the doctor's advice to give your baby subcutaneous injections or sublingual administration of allergen extracts, which can improve your baby's tolerance to allergens, so that when the baby is stimulated by allergens again, the symptoms will be alleviated or no allergic reactions will occur;

4. Others: If the baby coughs and is diagnosed with allergic rhinitis, and the nasal congestion is severe, you can use a hot towel to warm the baby's nose to promote nasal blood circulation and relieve symptoms. At the same time, you can drink more warm water to help relieve symptoms.

In daily life, parents should keep their baby's environment clean and hygienic, and avoid contact with suspected allergens. When the climate changes, parents should keep their baby warm to prevent the baby from catching a cold and causing the disease to recur.