TCM differentiation of symptoms of allergic rhinitis

Rhinitis is the most common nasal disease problem in our daily life. When the nose comes into contact with something or smell, sneezing, runny nose, itchy throat, etc. will occur. Suffering from allergic rhinitis will bring some inconvenience and trouble to the patient. It is recommended to eat less spicy, greasy, seafood and other irritating foods to avoid irritating the nasal cavity and causing inflammation. Second, eat more fresh vegetables, milk, eggs, lean meat, fish, shrimp, soy products, etc.

Problem 1 : Allergic rhinitis is often manifested by: easy sneezing, nasal congestion and itching, excessive nasal discharge, decreased sense of smell, bad nasal smell, red and itchy eyes, dizziness and headache, etc. Traditional methods are mostly for temporary relief of nasal congestion and itching, but they are prone to recurrence in the later stages. It is recommended not to rely too much on some folk remedies. To eliminate rhinitis, we must start from a scientific perspective and its complications and causes. Rhinitis is an inflammatory reaction of the nasal mucosa and submucosal tissue. Based on your rhinitis condition, I would like to recommend someone to you. You can call her Teacher Du. I met her at the seminar on the progress of rhinitis bacteriological research. At the conference, she published a statement: Natural plants such as magnolia, angelica dahurica, goosegrass, lanolin, etc. contain a variety of "clearing and bactericidal factors" and "repairing and harmonizing factors". Nano-bioextracts are easily absorbed, sterilize and reduce swelling, repair nasal mucosa, and restore mucosal activity. The prognosis is good and rhinitis can be truly eliminated.

Question 2 : Stay away from allergens, prevent colds, keep warm, and maintain indoor hygiene to avoid attacks of rhinitis. Washing your nose with salt water more often can effectively clean the nasal cavity, regulate the humidity of the nasal cavity and promote blood circulation in the nasal cavity. Folk remedies suggest that you do not try blindly, as sometimes it may backfire. The person introduced by Professor Han is indeed good. Teacher Du’s method is indeed very useful and inexpensive. Most importantly, it is a one-time solution. Solving the problem of rhinitis still depends on science.

Prevention: First, eat less spicy, greasy, and irritating food, quit smoking as soon as possible, and don’t drink alcohol to avoid irritating the nasal cavity and causing inflammation. Second, eat more fresh vegetables, milk, eggs, lean meat, fish, shrimp, soy products, etc. to supplement vitamins and protein. Third, if you want to get rid of rhinitis, you must choose regular methods. Don’t be greedy for cheapness and believe in some three-no products. I have also heard of the person introduced by the two professors above.

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