Chronic sinusitis in children can heal on its own, how to cure chronic sinusitis in children

When it comes to sinusitis, everyone is familiar with it, which is a very common disease. Sinusitis is not only in adults, but also in many children. If parents find out that their children have chronic sinusitis, they will be very nervous and want to give their baby ** as soon as possible.

So, how does chronic sinusitis in children**?

If the child suffers from chronic sinusitis, do not worry too much, before the baby must be examined to rule out the possibility of adenoid hypertrophy and allergic rhinitis, if it is just a simple children's sinusitis, you can use drugs to carry out **, you can**, but also to strengthen the child's resistance, do not contact with cold patients.

Children's sinusitis is generally caused by upper respiratory tract infection, which has a certain relationship with the child's own physical underdevelopment. Nasal irrigation with saline can also be insisted on, which is also beneficial for the recovery of the disease.

Sinusitis in children can make babies feel nasal congestion, poor nasal ventilation, purulent discharge, loss of smell, and headaches. If there is a headache, orbital pain, and high fever, it is necessary to have surgery in time** if necessary. In the first two days of sinusitis surgery, there will be tamponade in the nasal cavity, mainly to compress the positive part of the body and prevent postoperative bleeding.

Can chronic rhinitis in children heal on its own?If a child suffers from chronic rhinitis, it is very difficult.

Therefore, for rhinitis, it is still necessary to focus on prevention. If children want to prevent rhinitis, they must start by preventing colds.

Because a cold is a kind of acute rhinitis, after the child suffers from a cold, it is likely to turn acute rhinitis into chronic rhinitis.

What to do if your baby has chronic rhinitis1. Patients with rhinitis symptoms such as nasal congestion, nasal discharge, nasal itching, sneezing, and loss of smell come to the hospital for treatment, and the doctor will examine them according to the specific situation of the patient. The most common is anterior rhinoscopy, which provides an initial examination of the nasal cavity.

If allergic rhinitis is considered, a prick test or blood draw for allergen screening is needed to determine which allergen is required. If concurrent sinusitis or other sinus pathology is considered, sinus CT or MRI is indicated.

2. Under normal circumstances, rhinitis patients have no special requirements for diet, such as avoiding empty sexual food, eating more vegetables and fruits, supplementing vitamins, and strengthening exercise, enhancing resistance, and avoiding colds.

How to prevent chronic rhinitis in your babyWhen the baby has not yet developed chronic rhinitis, mothers need to pay attention to the environment in which the baby lives, and must choose a place with fresh air, which can also prevent the baby from developing chronic rhinitis!

Avoid or reduce colds, pay attention to keep warm, climate change is very easy to cold and cause rhinitis. Use nasal mucosal constrictors with caution, especially not for long-term uninterrupted use. Develop good habits.

If the condition of pediatric sinusitis is relatively mild, it can generally heal on its own, so at what age can pediatric sinusitis heal on its own?

The age at which pediatric sinusitis resolves on its own varies from person to person. Pediatric sinusitis is a manifestation of sinus inflammation in childhood. Most of them occur in the maxillary, ethmoid, and frontal sinuses, and children will have nasal congestion, purulent discharge, headache and other symptoms.

After the development of the skull, the skull of the face may be healed by opening the sinus orifice and draining widely. It is also possible that after the development period, there are still problems such as sinus orifice blockage, which cannot be healed by itself, and it is recommended that these patients undergo further **.

Generally, pediatric sinusitis can be divided into acute sinusitis and chronic sinusitis, chronic sinusitis is mostly caused by acute sinusitis, which is caused by long-term treatment, and is a very difficult disease. Usually chronic sinusitis interventional drugs** also take a long time to cure, and it must be strictly controlled and prevented in life, otherwise it will be **, and it is almost impossible to heal yourself. Although there is hope for acute sinusitis, it is recommended that parents must be timely, otherwise once it evolves into chronic sinusitis, it may accompany the child for a lifetime.

Can pediatric rhinitis heal on its own?Pediatric rhinitis cannot be cured on its own, and it is necessary to go to the hospital** to completely resolve the disease**.

If parents and friends find out that their child has rhinitis, they must not delay, because this disease will bring many adverse effects to the child, so once the child is found to have rhinitis, the child should be taken to the hospital in time**.

What is pediatric rhinitisRhinitis is an inflammation of the mucosa and submucosal tissues of the nasal and hand fighting cavities, and is an inflammatory disease of the nasal cavity. It is mainly caused by infection of the nasal cavity by viruses, bacteria, or foreign objects**.

The incidence is common in children between the ages of three and thirteen. The symptoms of pediatric rhinitis are very similar to those of a cold, with symptoms such as nasal congestion, sore throat, headache, sneezing, and sometimes loss of smell. Parents often think that their children have a cold, but they don't know that rhinitis is at fault.

The imperfection of the morphological development and physiological function of the body's various organs during childhood causes children to have poor resistance and adaptability to the outside world, so children are more prone to rhinitis.

Daily care of pediatric rhinitis1. In children's rhinitis, the mucous membrane is easy to be thin and brittle, and the capillaries are easy to break and bleed, which is a common situation. Tell your child not to pick his nose and rub his nose. Nasal irrigation** and nasal spray** are recommended.

2. The common way to alleviate **rhinitis is to wash the nose with salt water, put two spoons of salt in a 100ml bottle, dilute it with boiling water, and use a toothpick to roll a cotton ball dipped in salt water to wash the nostrils.

3. Nasal congestion or runny nose will affect the quality of children's sleep. When your child is sleeping, you can put a small pillow on your child's head and raise his head to prevent nasal water from flowing backwards and choking when he is asleep. You can use a warm towel to apply a warm compress to your child's nose.

When the nasal mucosa shrinks when exposed to heat, the nasal cavity will be smoother, and the viscous nasal discharge will be more likely to hydrate and flow out.

4. Because the child's immune system is not yet sound, it is easy to react significantly to the environment and the air, and the temperature that is too cold or too hot is easy to make the baby runny. It is easy to suffer from seasonal allergic rhinitis, so when it comes to the peak of the attack, parents should reduce the number of times they take their babies out at term, and they need to wear protective glasses and masks when they go out.