I sneeze as soon as I enter the air-conditioned room

Air conditioning can be said to be an important invention of modern people. In modern times, high temperature weather in summer is very common. The temperature has risen a lot compared with before, and the duration of high temperature weather is getting longer and longer. I don’t know how to get through the summer without air conditioning. However, some people have their own maladaptive reaction to air conditioning. For example, some people start sneezing violently as soon as they enter the air-conditioned room. What causes this?

Why do I sneeze violently when I enter an air-conditioned room?

Why does this happen? Do these people have a cold? Xing Zhongjie, director of Guangzhou Xiejia Otolaryngology Hospital, pointed out: People who like to sneeze as soon as they enter an air-conditioned room may not have a cold. They may have an allergic reaction. They may be suffering from allergic rhinitis. Usually, some patients with rhinitis are more sensitive to temperature changes. The sudden cold air causes the nasal mucosa to shrink rapidly, and the pores cannot open and close fast enough. As a result, patients with rhinitis will sneeze and have a runny nose as soon as they enter the air-conditioned room. In addition, a large number of dust mites and mold in air conditioners are also the cause of allergic diseases such as allergic rhinitis and allergic pharyngitis.

As for how to improve this situation, Dr. Xing Zhongjie reminds that it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up and diagnosis first. If you are diagnosed with allergic rhinitis, you should take measures to prevent allergies, avoid contact with allergens, clean the air conditioner in time, and open windows in the air-conditioned room for ventilation regularly; secondly, when entering the air-conditioned room, you must keep warm, especially the nose; in addition, it is best to exercise more. With improved body immunity, the probability of allergies will naturally decrease.

In the treatment of allergic rhinitis, the more effective method currently is the "HIFU flying wave" nerve blocking technique, which can effectively treat allergic rhinitis. The "HIFU flying wave" nerve blocking technique uses the tissue penetration and energy deposition properties of ultrasound to focus ultrasound generated outside the body onto the diseased tissue inside the body. The purpose of treating allergic rhinitis is achieved through the mechanical, thermal and cavitation effects of ultrasound without damaging the tissues around the treatment target.

"HIFU flying wave" can block the sensitive nerves in the nose without damaging the nasal mucosa and ensuring the nasal function. The healthy new mucosa has normal defense and barrier functions. Removing diseased tissue avoids the invasive damage of traditional surgery or minimally invasive surgery.

Allergic rhinitis not only causes patients to experience many symptoms such as nasal congestion, runny nose, sneezing, etc., seriously affecting the patient's normal work and life. If not treated promptly and effectively, it may also induce various complications such as nasal polyps and bronchial asthma. In severe cases, cancer may even occur. Therefore, once you find similar symptoms of allergic rhinitis, you must pay attention to it and receive treatment as soon as possible so that you can recover your health as soon as possible.