Allergic rhinitis caused by baby's cough

Allergic rhinitis caused by baby's cough is a common allergic disease, which may manifest as paroxysmal sneezing, watery nasal discharge, nasal itching and other uncomfortable symptoms. It is necessary to avoid contact with allergens as much as possible.

1. Causes:

Allergic rhinitis caused by baby's cough is an allergic disease. Because the baby is young, the body's resistance is relatively low. When exposed to external allergens, it will cause allergic reactions, causing congestion and edema of the nasal mucosa, leading to nasal congestion, cough, runny nose and other uncomfortable symptoms.

2. Treatment:

1. Get rid of allergens: If your baby is allergic to pollen or other allergens, you need to get rid of allergens in time to avoid worsening allergic symptoms;

2. Physical therapy: You can give your baby a hot compress or massage on the nose to promote blood circulation and help relieve nasal ventilation. You can also wash the nasal cavity with warm water to keep the nasal cavity moist and relieve symptoms;

3. Drug treatment: For allergic rhinitis caused by baby's cough, you can choose anti-allergic drugs for treatment. The more commonly used ones are cetirizine hydrochloride drops, montelukast sodium chewable tablets, etc. If it is simple allergic rhinitis, it can be treated with mometasone furoate nasal spray. If it is allergic cough variant asthma, it can be treated with budesonide aerosol;

4. Others: When the symptoms of allergic rhinitis are more severe, you can also use drugs such as loratadine syrup and cetirizine hydrochloride drops for treatment.

Babies should drink more warm water during illness, which will help relieve symptoms. Parents should try not to let their babies go to crowded places to avoid increasing the chance of discomfort. Indoor air circulation should be maintained and windows should be opened regularly for ventilation to help reduce the occurrence of diseases.