Nowadays, there are more and more children with nose problems, but the nose is also the most easily overlooked by parents. Because this part is small, it is either atypical or feels too serious when it comes to illness, and parents will not pay too much attention. In fact, there are many problems with the little nose reaction! Many children with allergic rhinitis eventually become asthma. Many children with asthma have rhinitis, so the control is not ideal. In fact, allergic rhinitis and asthma are a disease of the same airway . Small noses also need good care.

　　The experience sharing is as follows:

　　 1. The time of runny nose? Time is very important. Runny nose can be hot and cold stimulation, can be allergic, but if the runny nose is more than 5 days , It is easy to merge bacterial infections.

　　2. Do you have a blocked nose and sneezing when you have a runny nose? A blocked nose may be a symptom of allergy, but it is generally not accompanied by obvious sneezing. If sneezing and a blocked nose appear together or the two sides of the nose are blocked alternately, it also prompts Bacterial infections.

　　3. How long does a runny nose last? Generally, a viral cold will heal itself within 7 days, and rarely lasts for 10 days. If the time exceeds 14 days, it will suggest a chronic rhinitis or sinusitis.

　　4. Are there patients with rhinitis or poor throat at home? Generally, chronic pharyngitis is closely related to allergic rhinitis, which is the result of long-term allergic rhinitis caused by post-nasal drip. If there are similar patients in the family, it is suggested that there is a genetic factor, and it is likely to recur.

　　5. Are they recurrent? Which drugs are most effective? Many parents have experience and know which drugs are most effective. If the antibiotic is the most effective, it still indicates that the child is an acute rhinitis or recurrent sinusitis. If anti-allergic drugs are effective, it still means allergies. If peppermint oil has an effect on the nose, it has something to do with hot and cold and the environment.

　　 6. Does the runny nose have tears? Itchy eyes? Allergic rhinitis and allergic conjunctivitis often occur together. The manifestations of allergic conjunctivitis are mainly windy tears and itchy eyes, and anti-allergic drugs are the most important. .

　　7. Does the runny nose have fever? If the runny nose is accompanied by fever, it is still a sign of infection, and allergies will not cause fever.

　　8. Is there a headache for a runny nose and a blocked nose? Headache is an important symptom of sinusitis. If accompanied by a headache, sinusitis should be considered.

　　9, The color of the snot? The runny nose caused by allergies is mainly clear snot. If the snot is sticky, it means that the virus is infected. If there is a yellow nose, it means that there is a bacterial infection, because only bacteria can purify, there will be yellow nose. Green nose also indicates bacterial infection, anaerobic infection, and cross infection with adults.

　　10. Is there a change in the sense of smell of the nose? The sense of smell is the result of damage to the olfactory nerve. The olfactory nerve is closely related to the ethmoid sinus and sphenoid sinus. If the sense of smell changes, it means chronic ethmoid sinusitis or Chronic sphenoid sinusitis.

　　11, Is the nose clogged with snoring? The recent temporary snoring indicates acute adenoiditis or acute sinusitis, which can be cured in about 2 weeks. Long-term snoring indicates chronic sinusitis or adenoid hypertrophy, and treatment takes 1-3 months.

　　12, Is there a dizziness in the nose block? Memory loss? Sloppy? Inattention? The main impact of chronic sinusitis and adenoid hypertrophy is to affect the quality of life and behavioral habits. If these symptoms are present, the nose problem is a chronic process. Long-term prevention and long-term treatment are required.

　　13, Is there a cough associated with a blocked nose? In addition to a runny nose and blocked nose, the symptoms of the nose are often accompanied by a cough. If the symptoms of the nose improve, the cough disappears to indicate a common cold. If the symptoms of the nose improve and the cough continues, consider the possibility of an allergic cough or asthma.