Hi Hui: I am not sure if you have Allergic. If you do have Allergic Rhinitis Rhinitis and paroxysmal attacks suffering from a large amount of watery nasal discharge most importantly with Nasal itching ( Most patients have itching in the nose, and some may be accompanied by itchy eyes, ears, or throat), then the most important thing which you need to do is to get rid of the onset: Wich are closely related to contact with allergens . Most of them are inhaled allergens, such as dust mites, pollen, fungi, animal fur, cockroaches, smoke, etc. living environment should be diligently cleaned, avoid laying carpets and arranging sofas, try not to use curtains, and remove stuffed animals. Those who are allergic to dog or cat dander should avoid keeping pets or keeping pets outdoors. In addition, although non-specific irritants (such as perfume, cigarettes, fragrances, or deodorants) are not allergens, you should avoid contact with them to avoid aggravating rhinitis symptoms due to irritation. Your living environment should be diligently cleaned, avoid laying carpets and arranging sofas, try not to use curtains, and remove stuffed animals. Those who are allergic to dog or cat dander should avoid keeping pets or keeping pets outdoors. In addition, although non-specific irritants (such as perfume, cigarettes, fragrances or deodorants) are not allergens, you should avoid contact with them to avoid aggravating rhinitis symptoms due to irritation and keep wearing a mask when possible and cleaning the environment, and cleaning the nasal cavity can all play a certain preventive role. The anti-allergic medicine won't stop your sickness until you get away from the allergens. In addition, you need to build up better health to fight your compromised immunity by: Keeping yourself warm, reducing fatigue, strengthening exercise, and strengthening our physical fitness in our daily lives. We should eat less raw, cold, greasy, and spicy food in our diet. It is also important to quit smoking and drinking. Wish you get a fast recovery...👌🙏🤟❤
Hi Hui:
I am not sure if you have Allergic.
If you do have Allergic Rhinitis Rhinitis and paroxysmal attacks suffering from a large amount of watery nasal discharge most importantly with Nasal itching ( Most patients have itching in the nose, and some may be accompanied by itchy eyes, ears, or throat), then the most important thing which you need to do is to get rid of the onset:
Wich are closely related to contact with allergens . Most of them are inhaled allergens, such as dust mites, pollen, fungi, animal fur, cockroaches, smoke, etc. living environment should be diligently cleaned, avoid laying carpets and arranging sofas, try not to use curtains, and remove stuffed animals. Those who are allergic to dog or cat dander should avoid keeping pets or keeping pets outdoors. In addition, although non-specific irritants (such as perfume, cigarettes, fragrances, or deodorants) are not allergens, you should avoid contact with them to avoid aggravating rhinitis symptoms due to irritation.
Your living environment should be diligently cleaned, avoid laying carpets and arranging sofas, try not to use curtains, and remove stuffed animals. Those who are allergic to dog or cat dander should avoid keeping pets or keeping pets outdoors. In addition, although non-specific irritants (such as perfume, cigarettes, fragrances or deodorants) are not allergens, you should avoid contact with them to avoid aggravating rhinitis symptoms due to irritation and keep wearing a mask when possible and cleaning the environment, and cleaning the nasal cavity can all play a certain preventive role.
The anti-allergic medicine won't stop your sickness until you get away from the allergens.
In addition, you need to build up better health to fight your compromised immunity by:
Keeping yourself warm, reducing fatigue, strengthening exercise, and strengthening our physical fitness in our daily lives. We should eat less raw, cold, greasy, and spicy food in our diet. It is also important to quit smoking and drinking.
Wish you get a fast recovery...👌🙏🤟❤