Goose does not eat grass to treat rhinitis, it is very effective

Common treatments for rhinitis include folk remedies, which are quite effective. Goosegrass is very effective in treating rhinitis, so patients may wish to try it. The important thing is to prevent rhinitis in daily life, avoid smoking and drinking, and pay attention to the hygiene of the living environment.

1. Goose does not eat grass to treat rhinitis is very effective

Goose does not eat grass [Effects] Dispel wind, dispel cold, overcome dampness, remove cataracts, and relieve nasal congestion. [Main indications] Treat colds, asthma caused by cold, throat congestion, whooping cough, abdominal pain caused by shaqi, amoebic dysentery, malaria, malnutrition and diarrhea, sinusitis, sunken nose, itchy and dry eyes, ecthyma, scabies, and bruises.

[Usage and Dosage] For oral use: decoct in water, 1.5 to 3 qian; or mash into juice. For external use: crush and stuff into nose, grind into powder and spray into nose, or crush and apply on nose.

For colds, headaches, stuffy noses, and eye opacities: Rub the grass (fresh or dry), sniff its odor, and you will sneeze. Do this twice a day.

To treat brain leakage, which is rhinitis: grind goosegrass into fine powder and inhale it into the nostrils several times a day; or soak cotton and wring it dry, wrap a little powder in it, roll it into a thin strip and plug the nose, remove it after 20 to 30 minutes, once a day; or make it into an ointment gauze strip, place it in the nasal cavity, and remove it after 1 hour. After taking the medicine, there were no adverse reactions except sneezing, tearing and runny nose at the beginning.

To treat single-throat moth and double-throat moth: one ounce of goose-like grass and one ounce of trough rice. Mash the goose grass, soak the juice in glutinous rice, grind it into a slurry, and give it to the patient to slowly swallow.

2. Prevention of rhinitis

1. Quit smoking and drinking, pay attention to food hygiene and environmental hygiene, and avoid long-term irritation from dust.

2. During the treatment, it is advisable to cooperate with physical therapy to enhance physical fitness and disease resistance.

3. Avoid long-term local use of ephedrine nasal drops. The nasal mucosa of chronic simple rhinitis is smooth and elastic, and is sensitive to vasoconstrictors; while chronic hypertrophic rhinitis is generally insensitive to vasoconstrictors due to thickened mucosa. Therefore, even after ephedrine drops, nasal congestion will not be significantly relieved, and it will cause olfactory disorders, headaches, memory loss, and may cause "drug-induced rhinitis."

4. Actively treat acute rhinitis. Whenever you have a cold and your nasal congestion worsens, do not pick your nose hard to avoid nasal infection. Pay attention to environmental hygiene, and those who are addicted to smoking and drinking should naturally quit.

5. Develop good hygiene habits of washing your nose in the morning and evening.

6. Pay attention to nasal cleanliness and clean your nasal cavity frequently.