How to treat perennial allergic rhinitis?

Patients with rhinitis know that having rhinitis is a very painful thing. Not only is breathing difficult, but also snoring at night. Especially perennial allergic rhinitis is even more uncomfortable. It is difficult to breathe in three seasons of the year. Rhinitis is difficult to treat, so many people have been suffering from rhinitis for many years and still cannot solve it. Below, the editor will talk to you in detail about the symptoms and treatments of perennial allergic rhinitis.

The so-called perennial allergic rhinitis refers to the symptoms of allergic rhinitis lasting for more than 9 months each year, which is mostly caused by indoor allergens such as dust mites or their feces. Although outbreaks occur year-round, the severity of symptoms may vary throughout the day, with symptoms worsening during times when mites multiply most. Perennial allergic rhinitis has symptoms all year round. Since children are unable to express themselves, they often show symptoms such as pushing their noses, making faces, and having black eye sockets.

symptom:

1. Itchy nose: It is the main symptom of this disease. In addition to itchy nose, itchy symptoms may also occur in the throat, eyes, ears, trachea, etc.

2. Nosebleed: a small amount of nosebleed often flows out after sneezing or the nasal discharge is bloody.

3. Sense of smell: The sense of smell is significantly reduced during an attack, but usually returns to normal between attacks. However, if there are nasal polyps and middle turbinate polypoid changes at the same time, the loss of smell may be persistent.

4. Sneezing is a symptom that occurs after nasal itching. It may be caused by histamine stimulating nerve reflex. You may have a few or dozens of sneezing at a time.

5. Runny nose: mostly clear watery nose that flows out quickly and in large quantities, sometimes mucous nose, which is the fluid secreted by the hyperfunction of serous glands, mucous glands and goblet cells.

6. Headache: Occasional, usually mild.

7. Nasal congestion: Due to edema of nasal mucosa and nasal concha, and blockage of secretions, the nasal congestion will disappear after the attack. If the attacks recur or last too long, the edematous mucosa may further form nasal polyps, making the nasal congestion worse and become persistent.

8. Associated symptoms: Sometimes it may be accompanied by tearing, and asthma attacks may occur simultaneously or successively.

So far, "American low-temperature plasma ablation is the best method for treating perennial allergic rhinitis.

With the help of a nasal endoscope, plasma energy is used to directly ablate and dissolve the lesion tissue inside the nose and throat, causing the inflamed, hyperplastic and other diseased tissues to shrink and dissolve on their own. This can quickly cure allergic rhinitis, with little bleeding after the operation, and is safe and painless with significant therapeutic effects. Clinically proven, this technology can completely overturn the problem of allergic rhinitis being difficult to treat and eliminate, and is recognized by the World Health Organization as a good method for treating allergic rhinitis.

Rhinitis itself is a very torturous disease. If it is also chronic and allergic, it is even more torturous. Therefore, you must pay more attention to it in your daily life. If you have symptoms of a cold, you must seek timely treatment to avoid rhinitis, especially in children. Children are most susceptible to rhinitis, and once they get it, it is very difficult to treat. Parents must pay attention to this and also pay more attention to their children’s diet.