Sinusitis in the child .. 3 symptoms and 4 methods of treatment

Are affected by bacterial infection of the respiratory system and are chronic in this case

Sinusitis is a common condition characterized by swelling and swelling of the cavities around the nasal passages, a medical condition that causes mucus build up in the nose and makes breathing difficult. The area around the eyes and face can be swollen and painful.

The nasal sinuses are air chambers that appear on both sides of the nose at the age of 5 years and on the front of the nose between 7 and 8 years old, and develop completely in adolescence and are affected by all types of respiratory infection.

According to medical reports, according to the website 24 United Arab Emirates, nasal sinuses in children aged 6 to 8 years are usually affected by bacterial infections of the respiratory tract.

Sinus infections continue for up to 12 weeks and are considered chronic if the period of infection is complete (90 days). Parents should therefore observe the following symptoms in the child when they refer to sinusitis:

* Colds of 10 to 14 days accompanied by a slight rise in temperature.

* Yellow mucus, facial pain.

* Vomiting, night cough and puffy eyes.

Treatment:

* Clean the nose with a saline solution prescribed to treat the sinuses and eliminate the mucus that is retained there.

Take the antibiotic for 10 to 14 days.

* Moisturize the room with water vapor.

* Some cases require laparoscopic sinus surgery, but you must make sure the baby needs it.