Let the child ''become ugly'' and ''tired'' learning, and the neglected allergic rhinitis

Allergic rhinitis was exposed
Although allergic rhinitis is a small problem, it is not a small harm. Once the attack occurs, it is easy to recur, and even incurable or accompany it for a lifetime, seriously affecting daily work and life.

# Be careful that rhinitis will make your child look "ugly":
In particular, it affects the tooth shape and face shape, and the child is prone to nasal congestion during the attack of allergic rhinitis, and the child has to open his mouth to breathe, and the face will change over time, resulting in buck teeth, flat nose bridge, protruding upper lip, receding chin, and dark circles under the eyes, forming a "rhinitis face" - adenoid face.

# Decline in "intelligence", affecting memory and academic performance:
Long-term rhinitis and poor breathing will cause headache, dizziness and brain swelling, causing cerebral hypoxia, affecting the normal development of the brain and affecting intelligence, making it difficult for children to concentrate, memory loss, and even affecting academic performance and interpersonal relationships to varying degrees.

# Affect and induce other diseases:
There are channels connecting the nose to the ears, throat, and mouth, so inflammation of the nose can also affect other surrounding organs. If not treated in time, it will produce many complications such as sinusitis, otitis media, conjunctivitis, bronchial asthma, decreased sense of smell, sleep disorder breathing syndrome, etc., hindering growth and development.

At present, when the season changes in late summer and early autumn, it is the season of high incidence of allergic rhinitis, and I want to know if my child has allergic rhinitis? Pay attention to the following signals:

Itchy nose, nasal congestion, pale nasal mucosa, profuse runny nose.
Paroxysmal sneezing is most frequent in the early morning and awakening, and in severe cases, more than 5 at a time.
Red, itchy, watery eyes.
When nasal congestion is severe, mouth breathing may occur, difficulty falling asleep, etc., and even awakening at night.

Be alert to allergic rhinitis when observing your child's frequent eye rubbing, nose rubbing, nose picking, or small actions such as blinking, crooked mouth, shrugging nose, and throat clearing. Also, be sure not to mistake allergic rhinitis for a "cold" and delay the condition.