Causes of itchy palate due to allergic rhinitis

Anyone who has had allergic rhinitis knows that this disease is very exhausting. Patients often cannot be cured by taking any medicine, and even if they are cured, the disease is prone to recurrence and is difficult to cure. But this disease is not the only thing that makes people uncomfortable. It can also cause itching on the roof of the mouth. Because the itch is located on the roof of the mouth, scratching is impossible. Below is a brief introduction to its symptoms, causes, and treatments.

1. The main symptoms of allergic rhinitis:

The main symptoms of allergic rhinitis are watery nasal discharge, nasal congestion, nasal itching, and sneezing. Because the five senses are connected, allergic rhinitis can also cause itchy eyes, ears, and throat.

2. Causes of allergic rhinitis:

Allergic rhinitis is an allergic reaction caused by an allergic constitution encountering allergens. The allergic constitution of the human body is not easy to change, and allergens are difficult to identify and inevitable. As long as the allergens are eliminated in time, the allergic reaction will be alleviated or disappear.

3. More effective treatments for allergic rhinitis

Rhinitis can be treated with medication, which is effective quickly, but medication generally targets symptoms and does not address the cause of the disease, so it is easy for the disease to recur without medication. Moreover, long-term use of medication can easily cause side effects to the body and develop drug resistance. You can use the saline nasal wash method to clean the nasal cavity with normal saline. If you have a constant pressure spray nasal wash device, you can send the saline to the posterior nasal cavity and sinus area to clean the entire nasal cavity more completely and effectively, and remove allergens and pathogens in the nasal cavity in time, so as to prevent them from accumulating in the nasal cavity to irritate and infect the nasal mucosa, and eliminate edema and inflammation. This is a physical therapy that does not require medication, is safe, and does not harm the body. However, the effect is slower than taking medicine. It requires persistent use to continuously improve the self-detoxification function of the nasal cavity. In the future, when allergens enter the nasal cavity, you can deal with it by yourself. Regular maintenance can also reduce recurrence.