Inflammation of the nose and ulceration of the lining

Because there is no inflammation, the nose will become inflamed and even ulcers will occur. In fact, this situation is mostly caused by bacteria that spread the inflammation. Pay attention to health care in your daily diet. You can eat more ingredients that help promote blood circulation and accelerate regulation, such as supplementing vitamins and carbohydrates, but you cannot eat fish, shrimp, seafood and other irritating foods.

Diet and health care

Avoid eating cold, raw, and other irritating foods; be cautious when eating seafood such as fish, shrimp, and crabs; eat more foods that nourish the lungs; quit smoking and avoid secondhand smoke, and try to avoid going to places with polluted air.

Preventive Care

This disease is an abnormal immune response of the human body. There is currently no effective cure, so medication can only be used to reduce attacks and alleviate symptoms.

At present, the most effective treatment is to find the allergens (using various allergens to explore and test), and once found, try to avoid contact with the allergens to reduce the incidence of the disease.

Pathological etiology

It is caused by perennial allergens, often related to mites, fungi, etc., and is called perennial allergic rhinitis [1]. Human understanding of the pathogenesis of allergic rhinitis has gone through a long process.

Disease diagnosis

rhinitis

Some patients have chronic rhinitis[2]?, sinusitis and nasal polyps but negative skin tests. There are large numbers of eosinophils in the nasal secretions, which is called eosinophilic non-allergic rhinitis or non-allergic rhinitis with eosinophilia. These diseases are not atopic but are often sensitive to aspirin and other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. There is a class of patients who only suffer from chronic rhinitis.

Some patients have vasomotor rhinitis, which presents as a mild but annoying chronic persistent rhinitis or runny nose, and they have neither variants nor nasal polyps, infection, eosinophilia, or drug allergy. Another group of patients has rhinitis due to excessive use of topical decongestants (alpha-adrenergic) (rhinitis medicamentosa).

Inspection method

Based on the history of atopic diseases, the nasal mucosa is typically purple-red, the nasal secretions contain a large number of eosinophils, and the skin tests are positive (mainly dust mites, cockroaches, animal dander and fungi).

complication

Sometimes it is complicated by sinusitis and nasal polyps; chronic nasal congestion is often obvious and may develop into Eustachian tube obstruction. The result is hearing loss, which is particularly common in children.