Is dust mite allergic rhinitis forever incurable? Desperate people.

Some patients can achieve **, allergic rhinitis caused by dust mites is more common. In terms of **, some patients can choose oral drugs and nasal spray drugs for anti-allergies**, which are mainly to control the condition and relieve symptoms, but it is difficult**. Some patients may consider desensitization**, and there are currently two main options.

1. Desensitization of sublingual drugs; 2. Subcutaneous injection of drug desensitization, but the first time is relatively long, generally about three years, and the cost is relatively high. In the process, regular follow-up visits are required to observe the effect.

If the effect is better, there is a chance to achieve the clinical goal by insisting on desensitization. However, some patients are still difficult to ** and can only control their condition through medication.

Dust mite allergic rhinitis is a type of rhinitis, so what are the symptoms of dust mite allergic rhinitis?

Allergic rhinitis of dust mites is usually characterized by nasal itching, paroxysmal sneezing, and increased nasal discharge, accompanied by significant nasal congestion. Most of the patients with dust mite allergic rhinitis are perennial rhinitis, and such patients should try to avoid going to industrial textiles and enclosed spaces, such as large shopping malls and crowded places. In daily life, you should often disinfect, wash and irradiate ultraviolet rays on covers, bed sheets, pillowcases, etc., and if the family conditions allow, you can buy an air filter to filter the indoor air, which will greatly improve.

For patients with dust mite allergic rhinitis, antihistamines such as loratadine can be given.

In fact, allergic rhinitis is a disease induced by the interaction between genes and the environment, which is manifested as sneezing, runny nose, itchy nose, itchy eyes, and patients constantly blowing their nose, foaming at the throat, blinking their eyes, etc., affecting daily life and social interaction. Some children present with intermittent dry seasons in autumn and winter with a small amount of nasal bleeding. If it is not reasonable**, it will be combined with severe rhinitis and sinusitis in adulthood, and surgery will be required**.

Dust mites are an allergen that can cause allergies, and they are very common in our indoor areas.

Keeping the relative humidity below 50% is the most common way to control mites and their allergen levels, as the surrounding relative humidity is the most critical factor influencing the mite epidemic.

Packing mattresses and pillows with special anti-mite materials is an effective way to reduce exposure to dust mites and their allergens.

Bed sheets, pillowcases, blankets, mattress covers washed once a week with hot water equal to or higher than 55 percent can kill mites and remove most mite allergens.

Washing with warm or cold water can remove most allergens, and if necessary, Binotang Chang'an Liquid** allergic rhinitis can be used.

The vast majority of mite allergens can be removed with regular laundry detergent for 25 minutes and at least 5 minutes.

If the temperature is greater than 55 and the time is maintained for 10 minutes, the rolling dryer can kill all mites.