Is the child with rhinitis not tall?

Rhinitis can be roughly divided into two categories according to the severity. One will affect the height of children, and the other will not.

How to divide it? It should be divided into those that affect nasal ventilation and those that do not.

If it does not affect nasal ventilation, it will not affect all aspects of the body, and of course it will not affect the growth of children.

What affects nasal ventilation depends on the severity, and the heavier the effect, the more obvious it is. Especially babies.

When the baby's nasal ventilation function is poor, it will lead to hypoxia in the body, which will first affect the brain development, so it will affect intelligence. After reaching a certain level, it will affect development. In adolescence, if you have a stuffy nose during sleep, you will naturally open your mouth to breathe and lift the ventilation restriction. Just sleeping with your mouth open or half open is easy to form chronic pharyngitis. Because there is no hypoxia, it will not affect development.

In fact, when acute rhinitis attacks, although adults can open their mouths to breathe, they still unconsciously close their mouths during sleep and are forced to open their mouths to breathe when hypoxia is severe. Therefore, during the attack of rhinitis, there will be a phenomenon of waking up.

The above situation mainly refers to chronic rhinitis. Acute rhinitis rarely lasts more than 2 weeks, and it is not serious enough to affect the long body.

If the child is not chronic rhinitis, but abnormal nasal development, which affects ventilation, it will affect breathing, IQ and development.

So go to the otolaryngology department of the hospital and have a look. Don't be satisfied with the diagnosis of rhinitis or chronic rhinitis. Give corresponding treatment according to the specific situation.

I am a patient with sinusitis. 10 years old got sinusitis, and it has been 17 years now. Sinusitis didn't affect my height. My girl 174cm.

Sinusitis has a great influence on me. At first, I blew my nose, but it was not clean. Then my nose stopped breathing at all. I sleep with my mouth open, which is very painful. I have had a headache every day since the fifth grade of primary school. When my head doesn't hurt, my nose is blocked and I can't blow it out at all, so my academic performance is getting worse and worse. Until now, I have a headache. Since 10 years old, I haven't seen a doctor with sinusitis, and my nose is stuffy, but it is quite upturned. Later, my uncle told me that I had rhinitis, so he took a drip to calm my nose and slept at night, but I didn't know the harm of this drip to the nasal mucosa. Later, after using it for a long time, my nose began to bleed, and the medicine had a burning sensation in my throat small tongue. My throat always hurts, so I hung up the infusion bottle when taking anti-inflammatory drugs didn't work. Later, 2

The film was shot by a sinusitis doctor. He said that all my sinuses were blocked, and then my face was not good at that time. The teenager's face is not fresh at all, so he had a nose job. After leaving the operating room, my body smells particularly bad, because my nose is full of bad smell. After the operation, the nose was ventilated, but 17 was not ventilated.

Therefore, the children at home have rhinitis and go to the hospital quickly, so don't delay the illness.

What are the common symptoms of rhinitis in children?

1, repeated nasal congestion, runny nose and sneezing, itchy eyes.

2, dark circles, salute, pale nasal mucosa.

3, nasal mucus can be seen in the posterior pharyngeal wall, and the "paving stone" sign appears repeatedly.

4. Have a family history of hereditary diseases or a history of specific dermatitis such as eczema.

Can rhinitis grow taller?

General rhinitis does not cause children to grow taller, and there is no scientific basis. However, if severe rhinitis leads to adenoidal hypertrophy, it will affect sleep, poor breathing, sleep quality decline, affect the peak of growth hormone, and ultimately affect the height of children.

Of course, children's growth is not only related to growth hormone, but also related to genetic factors and exercise.

Hello, I'm glad to answer your question. Rhinitis can be divided into acute rhinitis and chronic rhinitis. Acute rhinitis can generally be cured if it can be treated in time. But chronic rhinitis is often repeated, so it will have many effects on the body.

Chronic rhinitis is mainly chronic edema, congestion and congestion of nasal mucosa, which leads to poor ventilation of nasal cavity and even breathing with the mouth open. This may lead to repeated stimulation of tonsil adenoids for a long time, and finally affect children's sleep, snoring during sleep, listlessness during the day, and memory loss. Because the best peak of children's growth and development is when they sleep at night, adequate sleep is particularly important for children's growth and development. If you stay up late for a long time, or the sleep quality is poor, and the chronic breathing is not smooth, resulting in cerebral ischemia and hypoxia, it will definitely affect the height of the child.

Therefore, if the child has chronic rhinitis, it is recommended to prevent and recuperate as soon as possible, and don't affect the child's healthy growth because of temporary negligence!

I have a deep understanding, because my husband and two children are both rhinitis patients, and rhinitis is not directly related to height; But if it is not handled well, it may also affect the long-term. If rhinitis is not treated in time, it will lead to memory loss; It will cause dizziness and brain swelling, because they can't breathe through their noses, and they will breathe with their mouths open when they sleep, which will cause hypoxia over time; It's like whether we are particularly uncomfortable when we have a stuffy nose and can't sleep when we sleep; And they have been in this situation for a long time; What's more, it can cause otitis media.

Every time I go to see a doctor, I ask him if there is a radical cure. The doctor's advice is to exercise more, and it is best to keep exercising for half an hour every day, which can relieve rhinitis. I now take my children running for half an hour every day.

Hello, it shouldn't affect. Bone development needs calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, vitamin A, vitamin D, vitamin K and protein. As for rhinitis, you can insist on taking vitamin VC and carotene, wash your nose with vitamin C solution or garlic, and then smoke your nose with steamed vinegar until you are cured.

Never heard of this statement.

My daughter is 4 years old and suffers from sinusitis and ethmoid sinusitis. She went to see a western doctor. Western medicine suggests washing with salt water, spraying Nasuna and taking anti-inflammatory drugs. Chinese medicine hospital does physical therapy, drops chymotrypsin, normal saline and anti-inflammatory drugs into the nasal cavity, then cleans the nasal cavity with something similar to an electric nasal aspirator, and takes Chinese patent medicine orally, mainly to regulate the spleen and stomach. None of the above effects are particularly good. I have allergic rhinitis myself. The hospital said it couldn't be cured, and I also ate a big barrel of grape seed capsules. Basically, it doesn't matter. It's easy to wake up when you're still asleep in spring and autumn.

Many netizens on the Internet said that xanthium powder can be treated, so you can try it. At present, I also use essential oil for conditioning, and the effect is better than the hospital plan.

My daughter has sinusitis, because rhinitis also causes her nose to bleed particularly, but it is not particularly serious rhinitis. Ten-year-old 160 cm. The standard height for ten years old is 1.42 meters. )

No, a small problem can affect the last child. This is not a big joke. After a long time, it will affect attention. Nothing else. The west can't be cured. You can't buy Chinese medicine yourself. A doctor must attend (pure Chinese medicine). A few doses of Chinese medicine can be cured quickly, and the key lies in the later maintenance.

No, my son grew up with rhinitis, and now it's 187!