Is laser therapy effective for rhinitis?

The busyness of modern cities brings more and more stress and complications to people. Everyone is familiar with rhinitis, which brings great troubles to people's body and health. People have also studied many methods to try to cure it or alleviate it. Laser therapy is one of them. Maybe most of our friends are still unfamiliar with it, so is it reliable? Can all patients with rhinitis be treated?

1. Rhinitis laser treatment device

The rhinitis laser therapy device emits 650-nanometer weak laser light to irradiate the nasal cavity, achieving the effects of sterilization, anti-inflammation, and repairing the nasal mucosa, and treating various types of rhinitis.

2. Principle

Nanoparticles release 100,000 times of light per second to expel nasal bacteria, which can completely break the cell wall of nasal bacteria, improve the detoxification function of the human respiratory tract, repair the nasal membrane, stabilize the nasal tissue, repair the nasal mucosa, prevent respiratory mycoplasma and chlamydia from combining with antibodies, promote local blood circulation, increase nasal mucosal nutrition, increase enzyme activity, enhance the antibacterial and anti-inflammatory ability of the nasal tissue itself, and restore cell function to achieve the purpose of treatment.

3. Indications

Patients with symptoms such as nasal congestion, runny nose, sneezing, itching inside the nostrils, itchy eyes, dizziness, and headache. It has an immediate and magical effect on atrophic rhinitis, childhood rhinitis, allergic rhinitis, acute rhinitis, chronic rhinitis, sinusitis, paranasal sinusitis, atrophic rhinitis, nasal polyps, dry rhinitis, hypertrophic rhinitis, and simple rhinitis.

4. Taboos

Contraindications ① It is contraindicated for patients with bleeding disorders in the acute phase ② It is contraindicated for those who are pregnant in the early stage ③ It should be used with caution by those with photosensitivity ④ It should be used by patients with severe conditions under the guidance of a doctor

5. Clinical manifestations

Nasal congestion is characterized by intermittent nature. Nasal congestion is relieved during the day, in hot weather, while working or exercising, but is aggravated at night, when sitting still or in cold weather. Another characteristic of nasal congestion is its alternation. When lying on your side, the lower nasal cavity is blocked, but the upper nasal cavity is well ventilated. Due to nasal congestion, occasional loss of smell, headache, dizziness, and nasal speech, etc.

6. Theoretical Basis

There are three main theories:

Hemorheology

It believes that the occurrence of ischemic disease is not simply a disorder and obstruction of blood flow, but also a disorder and obstruction of oxygen delivery, and the latter is currently considered to be the main cause of ischemic disease. Therefore, the effectiveness of any therapy used to treat ischemic diseases ultimately depends on whether it can correct and improve the disorders and obstacles of oxygen delivery, and whether it can restore and improve the oxygen transport capacity of the blood as the main criterion.

Human body regulation

It believes that the human body is an organic, open giant system, and that the physiological functions of the human body are not only affected by the communication and regulation between various functional systems in the body, but also by external substances, energy and information. The Northern Lights Rhinitis Laser Treatment Device for rhinitis uses laser (sometimes accompanied by oxygen inhalation) as an external factor to stimulate the body fluid system (including blood, lymph and saliva), nervous system and meridian system, which can effectively regulate the functions of human tissues and organs as a whole, which embodies this theory.

Laser Biology

It believes that irradiating the body with weak laser of appropriate wavelength and certain power density can cause the body's response reaction - that is, laser biological effects, such as biostimulation effect, photochemical effect, etc., and these biological effects can then be used to treat diseases and maintain health. These effects have certain rules, and the functional parameters of this instrument are selected and set based on these rules, thus ensuring the effect of treatment and health care. If you suffer from ischemic and hypoxic diseases, you should go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time to ensure that the condition is controlled and improved. However, since the treatment and recovery of such diseases require a long course of treatment, most patients cannot be hospitalized for a long time, nor are they suitable for long-term medication. Some patients, after their condition is controlled and improved and they are discharged from the hospital, often relapse after a period of time, so they need repeated treatment or even lifelong medication. With the Northern Lights Rhinitis Treatment Device, patients can receive auxiliary treatment and long-term care at home to consolidate and improve the efficacy, further alleviate the condition, promote recovery, reduce medication, avoid the toxic side effects of drugs, enhance immunity, and prevent recurrence of the disease. If this instrument is used for care when the symptoms of the disease appear, the deterioration of the disease can be controlled in time, the pathological process can be reversed, and the effect of self-recovery can be achieved. This instrument is a health care method generally applicable to middle-aged and elderly people. The Jingxue laser therapy device can be used by middle-aged and elderly people who are in a sub-healthy state to regulate blood lipids, blood sugar, and blood pressure, restore normal physiological functions, and improve the body's immune function, thereby preventing the occurrence of ischemic and hypoxic diseases; for the general middle-aged and elderly people, it can delay aging, promote digestion, enhance physical fitness, calm the nerves and promote sleep.

7. Treatment Misunderstandings

Myth 1: Treating rhinitis as a cold

The symptoms of rhinitis are very similar to those of a cold, both of which are accompanied by symptoms such as itchy nose, sneezing, runny nose, and nasal congestion. However, if you look closely, rhinitis and a cold can still be distinguished:

First, colds are usually accompanied by systemic symptoms, such as dizziness, headache, and general weakness, while rhinitis does not. Moreover, rhinitis usually occurs in the morning, so the symptoms are usually most obvious in the morning.

Second, a cold usually gets better in about a week, but rhinitis has no time limit and usually lasts longer. Some patients with rhinitis experience temporary improvement after taking cold medicine. This is because the chlorpheniramine contained in some cold medicines has an anti-allergic effect.

If a cold does not get better after a long time, and symptoms such as itchy nose, sneezing, runny nose, and nasal congestion still exist, then you are likely to have rhinitis.

Myth 2: Treating rhinitis but not preventing it

1 to 3 out of 10 people suffer from rhinitis, which shows that its incidence rate is very high. However, many patients "only treat but not prevent" during the treatment process. For example, they only care about the doctor prescribing medicine for treatment, but ignore the existence of various allergens, which leads to repeated attacks of rhinitis. In fact, as long as the patient and doctor cooperate well, they can control the symptoms of rhinitis and maintain a normal life.

The onset of rhinitis is related to many factors. For example, if someone in the family suffers from rhinitis, then the person himself has an allergic constitution and is more susceptible to allergic environmental stimulation: environmental factors, such as automobile exhaust emissions, air pollution, decoration pollution, the use of chemical products (detergents, etc.); some lifestyle habits such as keeping pets, flowers and plants, etc.; in addition, smokers or people with excessive stress are also prone to having their immune systems damaged, which can easily induce rhinitis. While receiving treatment, patients with rhinitis should stay away from allergens and control environmental factors. For example, not keeping pets and flowers, quitting smoking, regularly removing mites from the home, and closing windows at appropriate times are all good preventive measures. Another aspect of preventing rhinitis is to pay attention to prevention before the onset of the disease, especially for patients with seasonal rhinitis whose onset time is relatively fixed. If you keep a record of major outbreaks and start taking medication 1 to 2 weeks before the onset of the disease, you can avoid the disease.