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Trial of addion of
anhistamine leukotriene
receptor antagonist to nasal
corcosteroid
Figure 3 Approach to therapy for paediatric allergic rhinitis. ,
and are potential entry points into therapeutic approach depend-
ing on the severity of the rhinitis symptoms. For seasonal disease,
regular therapy should be commenced 2 weeks before the antici-
pated start of symptoms (150). *Oral antihistamines may be better
tolerated, whilst intranasal antihistamines have a more rapid onset
of action. **Reconsider diagnosis if not controlled within 1-2 weeks
(61). If less than 2 years of age and do not respond to antihista-
mine within a week, reconsider diagnosis before stepping up ther-
apy. If poorly controlled, consider a short rescue course of a
decongestant or low-dose oral prednisolone to gain symptom con-
trol; topical ipratropium may be useful for rhinorrhoea.
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Summary and conclusions
Rhinitis is a prevalent yet underappreciated paediatric prob-
lem. These are the rst paediatric specic recommendations.
Many children present with typical nasal symptoms, such as
rhinorrhoea, blockage, sneezing or itching. Atypical presenta-
tions usually relate to associated comorbidities such as
asthma, eczema, pollenfood syndrome, sleep disorders and
hearing problems. The commonest presentations are allergic
rhinitis and infectious rhinitis. Other children have a nonaller-
gic, noninfectious rhinitis usually associated with exposure to
irritants, gastro-oesophageal reux, hormonal dysfunction,
specic medications or simply idiopathic. A detailed compre-
hensive clinical history supported by a thorough examination
of the nose is important to aid accurate diagnosis. A limited
number of allergy tests are useful to conrm or refute aller-
gic origins of symptoms. In case of treatment failure, further
investigations are required to exclude other possible diagno-
ses. A successful therapeutic approach to paediatric AR
should involve a holistic approach to all the manifestations
with avoidance of relevant allergens where possible, pharma-
cotherapy with or without specic immunotherapy. Both oral
and intranasal antihistamines are appropriate for rst-line
treatment for AR, whilst intranasal corticosteroids are con-
sidered the most effective therapeutic option for children
with AR and nonallergic rhinitis with congestion. Add-on
therapies are oral montelukast, intranasal anticholinergics
for nasal discharge and decongestants for severe nasal
obstruction. There are a number of unmet research needs in
paediatric rhinitis (Box 5), including developing new
approaches to control effectively the small but important
number of children with ongoing symptoms despite the use
of current medications.
Acknowledgments
We would like to acknowledge the support of EAACI in
developing this position paper. We thank Ray Clarke,
Wytske Fokkens and Helen Smith for providing expert
feedback on the nal draft of the paper. We would also like
to thank our EAACI ENT and Pediatric Section colleagues
(in particular, Montserrat Alvaro Lozano, Carlo Caffarelli,
Hans de Groot, Sten Dreborg, Lamia El Housseiny, Linus
Grabenhenrich, Artur Gevorgyan, Ruperto Gonzalez-Perez,
Maria Ibanez, Kaja Julge, Matthias Kramer, Stefania La
Grutta, Susan Leech, Rita Miarakian, Joaquim Mullol,
Nicolas Nicolaou, Muge Ozcan, Celso Pereira, Nicole Pet-
rus, Rodrigos R Alves, Jorge Sanchez, Natacha Santos,
Esmeralda Shehu, Kirsten Skamstrup Hansen, Michael Soy-
ka, Sanna Toppila-Salmi, Laura Vega, Ulrich Wahn, Mag-
nus Wickman and Renata Zubrzycka) and the EAACI
Executive Committee for their helpful comments and sug-
gestions.
Author contributions
The EAACI Pediatric Section, in collaboration with EA-
ACI ENT and Asthma Sections, proposed the topic which
was accepted by the EAACI Executive Committee. Each
author drafted a section which GR edited into the nal
document. All authors reviewed and discussed the nal
document and approved the nal version. The nal ver-
sion was evaluated and endorsed by the EAACI Executive
Committee.
Conicts of interest
GR, SH and EV are investigators in the ALK-Abello funded
GAP SLIT asthma prevention study. NGP has received pay-
ment for consultancy from ABBOTT, Novartis, Menarini,
for lectures from MSD, URIACH, GSK, ALLERGOPHAR-
MA, Stallergens, MEDA, for development of educational
presentations from MSD, URIACH, MEDA and grants
from Nestle, MSD and Deviblis. GS has received research
grants from GSK and ALK-Abello; honoraria for articles,
consulting, lectures, chairing or advisory boards from ALK-
Abello, Capnia, Circassia, Church & Dwight, GSK, Groupo
Uriach, Meda and Merck, Ono, Oxford Therapeutics and
Shionogi; and travel funding from GSK. LMB has received
honoraria for lectures from MSD. GR, AC, PH and NP are
members of the EAACI Executive Committee. FT is the
director of the Nederlands Anafylaxis Netwerk.
Box 5: Unmet research needs in rhinitis in children
Randomized double-blind, placebo-controlled studies
focusing on potential for SIT to alter the natural history of
allergy (e.g. development of further sensitization and
asthma).
Identication of patients in whom rhinitis will progress to
asthma
Generation of paediatric specic data for efcacy of SCIT
and cost-effectiveness of SIT
Evaluation of effective allergen avoidance as a useful
therapy for AR.
Evaluation of the potential value of component-resolved
diagnosis and their health economics, in the evaluation of
children with rhinitis.
Investigate the potential role of local IgE production in
paediatric rhinitis.
Identifying patients with poor compliance and developing
educational and other strategies to address this.
Development of effective therapy for the small but
important proportion of children with uncontrolled rhinitis
despite maximal therapy.
Role of viral infections in the aetiology of allergic rhinitis and
as cofactors in the development of symptoms with
allergen exposure.
Development and validation of improved epidemiological
denitions of the different types of childhood rhinitis.
Controlled trials focused on noninfectious, nonallergic
rhinitis in childhood.
Public education campaign to promote the recognition of
allergic rhinitis in children as a major health problem.
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