It is recommended to immerse the entire nose in a basin of cold water upon waking up each morning, taking a slight breath to allow the water to fully contact the nasal root and mucosa. Be careful not to breathe too forcefully, and children should use this method cautiously to avoid choking. This method requires long-term maintenance. The aim is to enhance the adaptability of the nasal mucosa, particularly for seasonal and temperature change-induced allergic rhinitis. It can also effectively improve immunity against colds. However, symptoms such as nasal congestion, runny nose, and a sore throat may occur upon initial use.

Children often get colds, fever, and runny noses, which can lead to headaches. How should pediatric rhinitis be treated?

Treating children’s rhinitis requires parents to be observant, identify the symptoms, and promptly seek consultation with an otolaryngology department in a regular hospital.

How to effectively treat and prevent children’s rhinitis