Question

My husband and I have a six-year-old daughter whom we both love very much. However, she recently developed allergic rhinitis, which causes her to sneeze constantly when exposed to cold air, and both my husband and I are very concerned about her. I would like to know what the best treatment methods for pediatric allergic rhinitis are?

Answer

If your child sneezes and has clear nasal discharge when exposed to cold air, this may indicate allergic rhinitis, which is often worse in the morning. Allergic rhinitis is related to genetics, so it’s important to keep warm and avoid catching a cold. When symptoms are severe, antiallergic medications, such as nasal sprays, can be used to control symptoms but are difficult to cure.