Is rhinitis contagious, and through what does rhinitis spread?

Rhinitis is not contagious, rhinitis refers to the inflammation of the nasal mucosa and submucosal tissues, this inflammation can cause otitis media or pharyngitis if not timely, but it is not contagious. If it is acute rhinitis, it will be contagious, because acute rhinitis is mainly caused by pathogenic microorganisms such as influenza virus and adenovirus, so it is contagious.

If it is chronic rhinitis or allergic rhinitis, it has little to do with pathogenic microorganisms and is not contagious.

What should be done with rhinitis and what is the most effective method? The best method for the majority of rhinitis patients is Filins. Filins adopts the leading three-in-one method, which breaks the defect that the conventional rhinitis only kills bacteria but cannot prevent it, and only treats the symptoms but not the root.

The FL S corrosive factor contained in Felins quickly enters the nasal mucosal capillaries and promotes the circulation of nasal blood, which can speed up the absorption and metabolism of inflammatory substances in the nasal tissue. Then it devours the nasal toxin from different directions, cleans the nasal cavity, and eliminates the phenomenon of runny nose and continuous sneezing caused by rhinitis. Its unique anti-rhinotoxin ** chain can effectively prevent bacterial regeneration, enhance the immunity of nasal tissue, and finally fundamentally solve the problem of rhinitis.

Precautions for patients with rhinitis are as follows:

1. Combine work and rest, prevent excessive fatigue, pay attention to exercise, especially do more outdoor activities.

2 Wash your face, nose or bath with cold water to enhance your ability to adapt to the cold.

3 Wear a mask when going to public places during the flu.

4. To prevent upper respiratory tract infection, you can burn vinegar to smoke the room during the flu period, keep the indoor air fresh, and use Filins once every 4-6 hours a day to effectively remove nasal dirt, maintain nasal hygiene, and prevent the breeding of harmful bacteria.

There are many types of rhinitis, and rhinitis can be divided into acute rhinitis and chronic rhinitis in terms of the severity of the onset and the length of the course of the disease. Acute rhinitis is caused by acute infection, commonly known as "cold" or "cold", and can have systemic symptoms; It is more common in autumn and winter or winter and spring. The condition usually improves gradually after 7 to 14 days.

Those with strong resistance can be cured by themselves. Viral infections are predominant, and bacterial infections are often secondary. The main symptoms are nasal congestion and increased discharge, which is watery in the early stage and later becomes mucopurulent nasal discharge, and the patient may have low-grade fever and general malaise.

Examination reveals congestion and swelling of the nasal mucosa with discharge.

It can be seen that acute rhinitis is contagious, and in the special season, due to the explosive epidemic of the virus, acute rhinitis is still very contagious.

Chronic rhinitis is mainly developed from acute rhinitis, which is related to secondary infection with bacteria, incomplete and regurgitation. Mild cases are called simple chronic rhinitis, and severe cases are called hypertrophic rhinitis. The main symptom of chronic rhinitis is nasal congestion, which is intermittent or alternating in mild cases and persistent in severe cases, with increased nasal discharge.

From the point of view of the disease itself, chronic rhinitis is not contagious, but because one of the main causes of chronic rhinitis is co-infection with bacteria, and these bacteria are infectious, so chronic rhinitis should also be careful.

To sum up, the question of rhinitis can not be generalized, if it is acute rhinitis, it will be contagious, and chronic rhinitis is also contagious due to the existence of bacterial infection, so if you want to know more about your rhinitis will be contagious, it is best to go to a specialist hospital for a detailed examination, and it can be clear after clarification.

Rhinitis is not contagious. For the acute rhinitis of the curved code, nasal decongestants can generally be used, such as 1% ephedrine nasal drops, oxymetazoline nasal drops, etc., and traditional Chinese medicine such as anti-Zhi rhinitis tablets, cherno capsules, etc. For chronic rhinitis, conservative medication is generally used** is more cost-effective and safe, and nasal sprays (Yiqing Yuyu, Renault, etc.) are more commonly used.

For patients with allergic rhinitis, it is recommended to stay away from allergens as much as possible, and it is best to desensitize, and at the same time give nasal nasal sprays, such as Yiqing, Fushuliang, etc., in addition, you can also bury branches with oral anti-allergic antihistamines, such as chlorpheniramine, loratadine, etc.