Honeycomb cures rhinitis

Honeycomb, also known as beehive, is a food that has certain health benefits. Of course, honeycomb also has certain medicinal value. If used correctly, honeycomb can effectively relieve the symptoms of rhinitis or treat the disease. Of course, if you want to completely cure rhinitis, you cannot rely solely on folk remedies. If the condition is serious, you still have to go to the hospital and receive treatment with the help of a doctor.

1. Can honeycomb treat rhinitis?

Honeycomb can treat rhinitis. In addition to containing a large amount of nutrients, honey is also rich in hormones and various vitamins. It is the first choice for regulating endocrine and nourishing the body. Take 5 grams of honeycomb with honey powder (wild bee is best), decoct it with boiling water or chew it directly, three times a day, for 2-3 months, the effect is obvious.

2. Treatment of rhinitis

1. Treatment of the cause

Identify systemic and local causes, and promptly treat systemic chronic diseases, sinusitis, adjacent infected lesions, and deviated nasal septum. Improve living and working environment, exercise, and enhance body resistance.

2. Local treatment

(1) Intranasal glucocorticoids are the first choice for chronic rhinitis. They have good anti-inflammatory effects and ultimately produce a decongestive effect. It can be used for a longer period of time as needed, with good efficacy and safety.

(2) Nasal cleaning: For those with more or thicker nasal secretions, the nasal cavity can be cleaned with saline to remove nasal secretions and improve nasal ventilation.

(3) Intranasal decongestants: Oxymetazoline hydrochloride spray can be used, and continuous use should not exceed 7 days. If you need to continue using it, you need to stop for 3 to 5 days. Long-term use of 0.5% to 1% ephedrine nasal drops can damage the ciliary structure of the nasal mucosa and should be avoided as much as possible. If it is necessary to use it, use it in small amounts intermittently. The use of nasal drops is prohibited because it has been shown to cause drug-induced rhinitis.

(4) Other treatments include blockade therapy, acupuncture therapy, etc., which are rarely used.

3. Notes on rhinitis

In addition to symptoms such as nasal congestion and sneezing, rhinitis can cause more serious harm if not treated in time: such as nasal congestion, difficulty breathing, and sleep apnea syndrome; patients suffer from enlarged inferior turbinate and lack of oxygen during sleep, which can severely cause cerebral infarction, sudden heart attack, etc. Some patients even die suddenly; about 90% of nasopharyngeal cancers are caused by the deterioration of rhinitis that is not cured for a long time. Therefore, patients with rhinitis should take treatment measures when the symptoms are relatively mild to avoid missing the best time for treatment.