Treatment of chronic rhinitis with traditional Chinese Medicine
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I don't know what causes allergic rhinitis. I always have nothing to sneeze, and my nose is not ventilated, and my sense of smell is also decreased. After the doctor's treatment, it's much better. I'd like to share my experience in treating chronic rhinitis with you
Treatment of chronic rhinitis with traditional Chinese Medicine
Treatment 1: correction of nasal septum. The deviation of nasal septum can be corrected by operation. Nasal septum deviation: people have two nasal cavities, like two caves, with a partition in the middle. If the partition deviation will cause two nostrils, one large and the other small, it will cause nasal congestion, headache and nosebleed. The best method of nasal septum deviation is to do the surgical treatment of corrected rhinitis.
Treatment 2: nasal polypectomy. Nasal polyps refers to the nasal mucosa extreme edema, gradually drooping to form polyps. Nasal polyps is a common complication of allergic rhinitis and chronic rhinitis. People who have rhinitis and love drinking and eating chili are most likely to have nasal polyps. The best treatment is nasal polypectomy. But the nasal polyp after resection is easy to relapse, so we must go to the hospital regularly within half a year after the operation, and use fu Shuliang and other drugs for postoperative adjuvant rhinitis surgery treatment, pay attention to diet, and can be completely cured after half a year.
Treatment 3: turbinate hypertrophy and dissolution. If the hypertrophic turbinate is partially removed by operation, the risk is great, and the patient is very painful. At present, there is a new type of low-temperature plasma radiofrequency ablation, the effect is not bad, but the recurrence rate is also very high.
matters needing attention
Warm tips: rhinitis diet taboo also includes cold drink: too cold food will reduce immunity, and cause respiratory tract allergy. Irritant food: such as pepper, mustard, easy to stimulate respiratory mucosa. Special food processing taboo: rhinitis.