What are the symptoms of allergic rhinitis?

One. Symptoms of allergic rhinitis The symptoms of allergic rhinitis are sudden nasal itching, sneezing, runny nose, nasal congestion, and some can be accompanied by eye allergies such as itchy eyes. People who suffer from the disease all year round are called perennial allergic rhinitis, and those who only develop in a fixed season are called seasonal allergic rhinitis.

When allergic rhinitis occurs, the nasal mucosa is pale and edematous, and a large amount of nasal discharge is retained. A nasal discharge test at the hospital can easily determine whether you have allergic rhinitis. Two.

The best method of allergic rhinitis Traditional Chinese medicine believes that allergic rhinitis is mainly related to the deficiency of the lungs, spleen and kidneys, which is mostly caused by the weakness of lung qi, the feeling of wind and cold, and the lack of kidney qi. It is more common to see lung qi deficiency and coldness, spleen qi weakness, and kidney qi weakness. Three.

Prevention method: In terms of diet: Do not eat raw, cold and spicy food for the time being, and also stay away from allergens.

Also, get more exercise and exercise. In terms of medication: Western drugs, hormone drugs and antihistamine drugs must be used with caution.

This is because these drugs can only control the emergency, but they cannot solve the root cause of allergies. You can use the Anti-Allergy Specialist Set, which is a method for medical experts to combine drugs through the characteristics of various conditions, which is more scientific and effective.

Hello, the main symptoms of allergies are runny nose and nasal congestion.

Question 1: What are the common symptoms of allergic rhinitis? Allergic rhinitis is basically sneezing, runny nose, nasal congestion, and itchy nose, and sometimes uncomfortable eyes. It is recommended to read the article "Mabo's Rhinitis** Bitter Road", which has **allergic rhinitis methods.

Question 2: What are the early symptoms of allergic rhinitis Is someone missing an itchy nose and a burst of sneezing for no reason? No, if two or three sneezes may be what is being said, but if there is a series of sneezes, runny nose, and itchy nose, you need to be alert to whether it is allergic and hypostatic rhinitis.

Allergic rhinitis is a common ear, nose and throat disease, with the change of environmental pollution and dietary habits, the incidence rate has increased year by year in recent years, and its course of disease is long, the disease is not easy to control, and it brings great trouble to the life and work of patients. However, many people do not know enough about allergic rhinitis, and the rhinitis has been delayed after the attack, resulting in the aggravation of the condition. The initial symptoms of allergic rhinitis 1, allergic people, once exposed to allergens, such as pollen, dust, etc., directly to the nasal mucosa, so the symptoms of allergic rhinitis will occur, there will be continuous sneezing, runny nose, nose ventilation and other symptoms, also known as "hay fever", often in spring and autumn, affected by the rise in temperature, coupled with the air is relatively dry, pollen, dust mites and other spread intensified, if the body's immunity is not good, the disease is very easy to attack.

2. After allergic rhinitis is allergic to a certain substance, it will cause a series of rhinitis symptoms, such as inflammation of the mucous membrane in the nasal cavity, manifested as nasal blockage, nose itching, coughing, sneezing, etc. 3. At the beginning of allergic rhinitis, the symptoms are milder than those of skin burning, but there are slight symptoms such as nasal itching, more runny water, constant sneezing, unobstructed nose, and tears. Union experts remind:

Because allergic rhinitis patients will have symptoms such as sneezing, nasal itching, runny nose, and nasal congestion in the early stage, which are very similar to colds, nearly seventy percent of patients are often mistaken for stubborn colds in the early stage of the disease, and only take simple cold medicines for **, which delays the correct diagnosis**, so we should pay attention to distinguishing after the symptoms appear, and those who have symptoms for a long time should go to a regular professional otolaryngology hospital for diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible.

Whether it is a cold or allergic rhinitis, you can make a preliminary judgment from the following four aspects:

1. The number of sneezes. Generally speaking, although you will sneeze when you have a cold, the number of times is not much, and you will not have a dozen or even dozens of sneezes in a row, and one of the symptoms of allergic rhinitis is continuous sneezing.

2. Itchy nose. When you have a cold, your nose is not very itchy, and nasal congestion is more common. However, if you have allergic rhinitis, your nose and throat will itch, and even your eyes and cheeks will itch.

3. Runny nose. In the early stages of a cold, there will be a runny nose, but the amount is usually not much. Allergic rhinitis, on the other hand, involves a large amount of nasal discharge while sneezing.

Fourth, other discomforts. Colds are caused by respiratory infections caused by the body's weakened immunity and the invasion of viruses or bacteria. Therefore, while catching a cold, some systemic symptoms such as dizziness, headache, general weakness, muscle aches, etc. will also occur.

However, the above systemic symptoms do not occur during an allergic rhinitis attack.

1. Nasal congestion:

The degree varies from one to the other, unilateral or bilateral, intermittent or persistent, and may be alternating.

2. Olfactory disorders:

If it is caused by mucosal edema or nasal congestion, it is usually temporary. Olfactory nerve atrophy caused by persistent edema of the mucosa is mostly persistent, and it is likely to be a symptom of allergic rhinitis.

3. Itchy nose and continuous sneezing

Paroxysmal episodes are common several times a day, followed by nasal congestion and runny nose, especially in the morning and at night. Nasal itching occurs in most patients, sometimes on the outside of the nose, soft palate, face, and external auditory canal, and seasonal rhinitis is more pronounced with itching in the eyes.

4. A large amount of watery nasal discharge:

However, when the acute reaction tends to weaken or disappear, it may decrease or thicken, and if secondary infection occurs, it may become a mucopus-like discharge.