How to effectively treat asthma caused by allergic rhinitis?

Allergic rhinitis can cause asthma, so effective treatment is necessary, including inhaled corticosteroids and anti-allergic drugs. For treatment methods, it is recommended to consult a professional doctor.

1. Inhaled corticosteroid therapy

Treatment is with inhaled corticosteroids. Patients with allergic rhinitis and asthma can be treated mainly with inhaled corticosteroids. Once a patient is diagnosed with allergic rhinitis-asthma, he or she will be treated with a special oral and nasal dual-purpose nebulizer. By allowing the patient to inhale corticosteroids through the nose, the combined anti-inflammatory effect of treating the upper and lower respiratory tracts can be achieved. The main advantages of this treatment method are: it can increase the treatment index: patients can avoid repeated use of drugs, reduce some side effects, and thus the treatment effect is also improved. This treatment method is relatively low cost. The treatment process is relatively simple. The most important point is that using this treatment method, asthma can be prevented by controlling allergic rhinitis, making the prevention and treatment of asthma simpler and more feasible.

2. Use anti-allergic drugs for treatment

Use anti-allergic drugs for treatment. Because allergic rhinitis-asthma syndrome is an allergic disease, patients must receive timely and effective treatment to control allergic rhinitis early, prevent asthma attacks or avoid asthma aggravation. Allergic rhinitis can be effectively treated by using a certain amount of anti-allergic drugs. If the dosage is increased, it can effectively relieve concurrent asthma. If the child has severe upper respiratory tract infection and asthma, some antihistamines can be used continuously for treatment. If the patient has allergic reactions, anti-allergic drugs can be used consistently in the early stages.

3. Treatment with allergen vaccines

Treatment is by allergen vaccination. I am what we call desensitization treatment, which is suitable for the treatment of patients with allergic rhinitis-asthma symptoms. Its efficacy has been demonstrated in patients with rhinitis and asthma. It can be mainly used to treat dust mites and various pollens for desensitization diseases. This treatment can also change the progression of allergic rhinitis-asthma symptoms, and the effects can last for several years after patients stop treatment. Many experts also recommend sublingual desensitization to patients. Sublingual desensitization can prevent repeated injections and is more suitable for children.