Is allergic rhinitis contagious?

In fact, many people are troubled by the long-term effects of allergic rhinitis. Although allergic rhinitis is not contagious, we should also pay attention to correct treatment, avoid any allergens in life, and improve the body's immunity.

1. Allergic rhinitis is actually caused by allergens. Infectious diseases actually have one characteristic, that is, they are viral. In fact, the infection is transmitted through viruses, so allergic rhinitis is actually not contagious, so please rest assured. Allergic rhinitis is actually a series of symptoms such as itchy nose, sneezing, and runny nose caused by allergens. Allergic rhinitis is actually closely related to the season, especially in spring, when allergic rhinitis is most prevalent.

2. In fact, when treating allergic rhinitis, some anti-allergic drugs are generally used, and in fact, they are mainly anti-allergic drugs taken orally. The anti-allergic drug freely available in hospitals is actually epinastine hydrochloride tablets. Epinastine hydrochloride tablets are actually very effective in treating allergies.

3. If it is allergic rhinitis, you actually need to use some topical medications. In fact, topical medications mainly have a good soothing effect and can effectively relieve symptoms such as nasal itching and sneezing. There are actually some external medications that are good for the skin and are very effective.

4. In fact, for allergic rhinitis, some immune treatments can be done, mainly by taking some immunity-enhancing drugs. The immunity-enhancing drugs include transfer factors and thymosin enteric-coated tablets. Enhancing immunity can actually enhance the efficacy of treatment.