Rhinitis blocks breathing difficulties

Rhinitis is a disease problem that everyone is familiar with. After rhinitis occurs, the nose will often runny nose, sneezing or difficulty breathing. In short, the symptoms of rhinitis are very uncomfortable, causing people to often feel physically and mentally uncomfortable. Rhinitis will also disturb people's normal life and affect their normal work and study. So what should you do if rhinitis blocks your breathing?

Nasal congestion and difficulty breathing are considered to be chronic rhinitis. Drug treatment can only relieve symptoms. To cure it, the primary cause of rhinitis needs to be treated. Rhinitis is mostly caused by repeated upper respiratory tract infections, which can cause nasal congestion, runny nose, shortness of breath and other discomforts.

Rhinitis is an inflammatory disease of the nasal cavity. It is an inflammation of the nasal mucosa caused by viruses, bacteria, allergens, various physical and chemical factors, and certain systemic diseases. The main pathological changes of rhinitis are congestion, swelling, exudation, hyperplasia, atrophy or necrosis of the nasal mucosa.

1. Viral infection

Viral infection is the primary cause, or bacterial infection is secondary to viral infection.

2. Genetic factors

People with a family history of allergies are more likely to develop this disease.

3. Susceptibility of nasal mucosa

Susceptibility arises from frequent stimulation by antigenic substances, but the degree of susceptibility depends on the number of mast cells and alkaliphils in the nasal mucosal tissue and the ability to release chemical mediators.

4. Antigenic substances

Antigen substances that stimulate the body to produce IgE antibodies are called allergens. When the allergen enters the nasal mucosa again, it combines with the corresponding IgE and causes an allergic reaction.

To treat breathing difficulties caused by a blocked nose, the systemic and local causes should be identified, and systemic chronic diseases, sinusitis, adjacent infected lesions, and deviated nasal septum should be treated promptly. Improve living and working environment, exercise, and enhance body resistance.

When a patient first develops rhinitis, the temporary blockage of the nose will not cause difficulty breathing. Difficulty breathing is caused by long-term nasal congestion without timely treatment. Therefore, when patients show early symptoms of rhinitis, they should receive timely treatment to avoid breathing difficulties.