1. Definition of childhood allergies
Children\’s allergies refer to children having abnormal reactions to certain substances, usually manifesting as symptoms such as skin itching, difficulty breathing, and indigestion. Allergens can be food, pollen, pet hair, etc. Severe allergic reactions can even be life-threatening.
2. Symptoms of allergies in children
1. Skin symptoms: including skin redness, blistering, edema, etc.
2. Respiratory symptoms: including wheezing, shortness of breath, tight throat, etc.
3. Digestive symptoms: including diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, etc.
4. Systemic reactions: including dizziness, rapid heartbeat, etc.
3. Common allergens
1. Food allergies: such as milk, eggs, seafood, etc.
2. Allergens in the air: such as pollen, dust mites, etc.
3. Drug allergy: such as penicillin drugs.
4. Contact allergies: such as pet hair.
4. Measures to prevent allergies in children
1. Avoid contact with allergens: For example, avoid eating allergen foods, reduce contact with pets, etc.
2. Strengthen children: such as enhancing children\’s immunity, maintaining good living habits, etc.
3. Timely treatment: If allergic symptoms occur, seek medical treatment promptly.
5. Treatment of allergies in children
1. Drug treatment: such as antihistamines, corticosteroids, etc.
2. Immunotherapy: suitable for severe reactions caused by allergens such as pollen.
3. Food: Avoid foods that cause allergies.
6. What should parents pay attention to?
1. Parents should know whether their children have a history of allergies and promptly prevent and treat them.
2. Parents should pay attention to their children\’s dietary health and try to avoid giving their children foods that may cause allergies.
3. Parents should take their children for regular physical examinations and deal with their children\’s physical problems in a timely manner.
【Abstract】
Children\’s allergies refer to children having abnormal reactions to certain substances, usually manifesting as symptoms such as skin itching, difficulty breathing, and indigestion. Measures to prevent allergies in children include avoiding exposure to allergens, strengthening children, and prompt treatment. Parents should know whether their children have a history of allergies, pay attention to their children\’s dietary health, and take their children for regular physical examinations. Treatment options include medications, immunotherapy, and food. Parents should pay attention to children\’s allergies and deal with them promptly to protect their children\’s health.
