Can allergic rhinitis be cured?

Whenever the seasons change, many friends often experience nasal congestion, sneezing, runny nose, headache, and inattention. If you don't pay attention to it at first, it will make allergic rhinitis worse. Because this disease is prone to recurrence, it causes great headaches for people. So can allergic rhinitis be cured? Let’s take a look at the relevant introduction below.

1. Treatment with nasal drops and nasal drops. The reason why patients feel that nasal drops and nasal drops are effective in treating rhinitis is that they contain a large amount of ephedrine, but frequent use will lead to more severe nasal congestion. If used for a long time, it will also affect children's sense of smell, cause damage to the nasal mucosa, and even produce drug resistance and drug dependence, causing drug-induced rhinitis.

2. Oral medication. Long-term use of oral medications to treat rhinitis can lead to serious side effects such as height restriction, weight gain, and osteoporosis.

3. Treatment with traditional Chinese medicine. Many patients often cannot persist in using traditional Chinese medicine to treat rhinitis because of its long course of treatment and slow effects. There is also great uncertainty in the effectiveness of traditional Chinese medicine in treating rhinitis. Furthermore, traditional Chinese medicine only plays a restorative role in treating rhinitis, but cannot effectively cure it.

From the above introduction, we can see that the methods for treating rhinitis include drops, oral medication and traditional Chinese medicine treatment. Rhinitis is not a serious disease and can be cured quickly as long as you receive regular treatment. Patients are advised to go to a regular ENT hospital for treatment to avoid taking a detour and causing unnecessary trouble.