Can rhinitis be cured

Not only in our country, but also in the world, the number of people suffering from rhinitis is very large. Can rhinitis be cured? People who suffer from rhinitis not only have certain difficulties breathing through their noses, but also often suffer from symptoms such as headaches and sneezing, which look somewhat similar to the symptoms of a cold. Therefore, when suffering from rhinitis, many people tend to confuse it with a cold, which often gives the illusion that it is difficult to cure.

Rhinitis is very harmful. Many people develop asthma because of rhinitis. Can rhinitis be cured? The most common type of rhinitis is allergic rhinitis. This type of rhinitis is closely related to the surrounding environment. When treating this disease, it is necessary to find the allergen.

These allergens include:

1. Inhaled allergens: such as indoor and outdoor dust, dust mites, fungi, animal fur, cotton wool, etc., mostly cause perennial attacks; those caused by plant pollen are mostly seasonal attacks.

2. Contact materials such as cosmetics, gasoline, paint, alcohol, etc.

3. Food allergens: such as fish, shrimp, eggs, milk, flour, peanuts, soybeans, etc. In particular, certain medicines, such as sulfonamides, quinine, antibiotics, etc. can cause illness.

What are the common treatments for rhinitis?

Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment: Of course, many patients choose traditional Chinese medicine to treat rhinitis, but many patients often cannot persist in the treatment due to the long course of treatment. Another point is that there is no feasible report on the traditional Chinese medicine treatment of rhinitis to show that the nasal disease will not recur again. Clinical experience shows that Chinese medicine only plays a restorative role in treating rhinitis.

Drug treatment: Many patients with rhinitis often consider convenience and speed when treating. The first thing they think of is drug treatment, which is simple, convenient and painless. In fact, drug treatment only eliminates symptoms such as nasal congestion and runny nose by shrinking the congested nasal mucosa. Once the drug is metabolized, the symptoms will recur again. In addition, frequent use of drugs may induce drug-induced rhinitis, so patients need to be cautious!

Many patients with rhinitis have very severe rhinitis in a certain environment, but feel very healthy in another place. If this is the case, it is often allergic rhinitis caused by the presence of allergens. Can this rhinitis be cured? If the allergens that cause rhinitis are cut off, the condition can improve, so don't worry too much.