Five folk remedies for treating rhinitis

2 grams of salt and 100 ml of water, boil, and add the distilled water into a small bottle.

Experts say: Dip a cotton ball in distilled salt water, drip it into the affected nasal cavity, and then gently press the sides of the nose with your fingers to allow the nasal mucosa to fully absorb the salt water.

Peel the garlic, wash it, crush it in a mortar and filter out the garlic juice.

Experts say: Use a cotton ball to drip the prepared garlic juice into the nasal cavity, and gently press both sides of the nose with your fingers.

Peel the onion, take the white part, cut into small pieces, grind, mash and filter into juice.

Experts say: Use a cotton ball to apply the prepared scallion juice to the complicated nasal cavity, or you can drip it into the nasal cavity and gently press both sides of the nose with your fingers.

Wash the Xanthium sibiricum, dry it, peel it, grind it, add appropriate amount of water, boil it, simmer it on low heat for 30 minutes, cool it, filter it and put it into a small bottle.

Experts say: Use a cotton ball to drip the prepared Xanthium sibiricum liquid into the nasal cavity, and use your fingers to gently squeeze both sides of the nose.

Pour the white vinegar into a small iron bowl and burn it over fire until it evaporates.

Experts say: Inhaling the evaporated mist into the nasal cavity can relieve the symptoms of rhinitis.

Most folk remedies only have a bactericidal effect and can relieve the symptoms of rhinitis, but they cannot fundamentally eliminate the patient's pain. Therefore, it is best to go to a local regular hospital to check the cause of rhinitis, and then receive symptomatic treatment under the guidance of a doctor to fundamentally solve the patient's troubles.