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Can Rhinitis in Children be Prevented?

While it may not be possible to completely prevent rhinitis, certain measures can reduce the risk and severity of symptoms. These include:
Minimizing exposure to known allergens
Maintaining good indoor air quality
Using air purifiers
Regular handwashing to prevent infections
Educating parents and caregivers about these preventive measures can make a significant difference.

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