Treatment of rhinitis

Rhinitis is a relatively common disease. Many times, rhinitis comes silently, making us hard to guard against, especially allergic rhinitis. When it is more severe, it will occur every morning when we wake up, such as runny nose, sneezing and other symptoms, which are more obvious. Therefore, patients with rhinitis need timely treatment to avoid complicated and frequent attacks after a long time.

Rhinitis is generally more likely to occur in spring and winter. If a person suffers from rhinitis, it will be caused by a cold, and it is also more likely to occur when catching a cold. Friends with rhinitis should pay attention to nasal hygiene. It is most important to clean the nose in the morning and evening and develop good hygiene habits, which is very helpful for the prevention and treatment of rhinitis. The following introduces some relevant content about the treatment of rhinitis.

Rhinitis refers to inflammation of the nasal mucosa and submucosal tissues. It manifests as congestion or edema, and patients often experience symptoms such as nasal congestion, clear runny nose, nasal itching, throat discomfort, and cough. The thin liquid-like substance secreted by the nasal cavity is called snot or nasal secretion. Its function is to help remove dust and bacteria to keep the lungs healthy. Normally, nasal mucus mixed with bacteria and dust is inhaled into the throat and eventually enters the stomach. Because the amount of secretion is very small, it generally does not attract people's attention. When inflammation occurs in the nose, a large amount of nasal mucus can be secreted in the nasal cavity, and it may turn yellow due to the infection. It can cause coughing when flowing through the throat. When the amount of nasal mucus is very large, it can also flow out through the anterior nostril.

Rhinitis diagnosis

The difference between acute rhinitis and allergic rhinitis

In terms of symptoms: Allergic rhinitis develops quickly and recovers quickly, and sometimes it can be cured without taking medicine. Acute rhinitis has a gradual onset, with a dry nose at first, followed by nasal congestion and clear nasal discharge, which later turns into sticky and purulent nasal discharge and subsides relatively slowly. When allergic rhinitis occurs, the nose becomes extremely itchy and the patient sneezes continuously, several times at a time or dozens of times in a row. It is often accompanied by itching of the throat, eyes and ears, but systemic symptoms are mild. The systemic symptoms of acute rhinitis are severe, usually accompanied by chills, fever, headache, general fatigue, loss of appetite, etc. The throat is not itchy but dry or sore, the eyes are not itchy, but have a sour feeling, and often tearful.

Examination: The nasal mucosa of allergic rhinitis is pale, or darker light pink, and edematous; the nasal mucosa of acute rhinitis is bright red and swollen. Examination of nasal secretions shows an increase in eosinophils or mast cells in allergic rhinitis, while acute rhinitis shows a large number of neutrophils. If an allergy skin test is performed, allergic rhinitis will be a positive reaction, while acute rhinitis will be a negative reaction. In addition, allergic rhinitis is not contagious, but acute rhinitis is contagious.

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Differential diagnosis of rhinitis and cold

The incidence of rhinitis and colds is relatively high, and the main symptom of both is nasal congestion, so they are often confused. In fact, the nasal congestion caused by rhinitis and cold is different.

Rhinitis and nasal congestion have two main characteristics, namely intermittent and alternating. The main manifestation of intermittent syndrome is that the patient's nasal congestion is relieved during the day, when it is hot, when working or exercising, and it is aggravated at night, when sitting still or when it is cold. Alternating nasal congestion is characterized by blockage of the lower nasal cavity when lying on the side, while the upper nasal cavity is well ventilated. Due to nasal congestion, occasional loss of smell, headache, dizziness, and nasal speech, etc.

Treatment of rhinitis

There are many treatments for rhinitis, but the specific method to be used in the treatment of rhinitis needs to be decided by the hospital's otolaryngologist based on actual conditions. General drug treatment can have a good therapeutic effect on allergic rhinitis, but for severe allergic rhinitis, other related treatments can be used. Obvious symptoms of nasal congestion can be treated with laser, microwave or plasma radio frequency to achieve satisfactory results, and it can also have certain benefits on sneezing and clear nasal discharge by reducing the sensitivity of the nerves in the nasal cavity. Recently, low-temperature plasma systems used in clinical practice have been reported to have significant effects on allergic rhinitis, especially severe allergic rhinitis. Because they cause little damage to the mucosa and have no obvious side effects, their clinical significance has begun to be valued by some doctors.

Rhinitis lifestyle and diet considerations

1. Exercise and run every morning to improve your physical fitness and immunity.

2. Eat a light diet, avoid spicy food, and eat less fishy food such as fish and shrimp;

3. Massage both sides of the nose with your hands to help promote blood circulation;

4. Washing your nose with salt water can effectively clean the nasal cavity, regulate the humidity of the nose and promote blood circulation in the nasal cavity;

5. Be wary of colds, as colds can easily cause rhinitis.

We all know about the treatment and prevention of rhinitis, so we need to protect our nasal cavity in our daily lives. In addition, friends who like swimming should pay special attention to protecting their noses when swimming. Do not let your nose get too much water, as this can easily cause cross infection.