Some people suffer from chronic allergic rhinitis, and are affected by allergic rhinitis triggers. In the article, learn about the different medical diagnosis methods and treatment methods according to the health condition and the specialist doctor’s diagnosis.
Nose allergy symptoms vary from one form to another and may be in the
form of 🔻
Itchy nose
Nasal obstruction
sneezing
Runny nose
sore throat
Itching, redness, watering of the eye (as it accompanies allergic rhinitis)
A person suffering from allergic rhinitis may be unintentionally exposed to various allergens. It is important to identify and avoid allergic rhinitis triggers as much as possible, as they may be in the form of 🔻
House dust mite
pollen
fungi
Animal dander (such as pets such as dogs and cats, and insects such as cockroaches)
Can allergic rhinitis be diagnosed? The answer is yes, so the specialist doctor can diagnose the patient's nose allergy in different ways, including 🔻
medical history
Measurement of antibodies to allergens in the nose
skin prick test
blood test
How can allergic rhinitis be treated? Treatment methods depend on the patient's condition and the specialist doctor's diagnosis. The doctor may resort to 🔻
1. Environmental therapy and patient education
Avoid allergens with specific measures, depending on the cause or triggers of allergic rhinitis
2. Immunotherapy
3. Pharmacotherapy
A corticosteroid nasal spray with or without an antihistamine in the inhaler
Leukotriene antibiotic tablets
Antihistamine tablets
Treatment of eye allergy and chest allergy (and asthma) and the necessary treatment if diagnosed and associated with allergic rhinitis
Caution must be taken, as neglecting to treat allergy symptoms leads to the following complications 🔻
Asthma symptoms
Sinus infection
Middle ear canal infections
So, in the event that you have these symptoms when you are exposed to one of the causes, if the symptoms do not improve and are not controlled within 2-4 weeks, or if the symptoms begin to affect productivity and the performance of tasks, you should consult a specialist doctor.
Our doctors at INTERMED Clinics are keen to provide full care to patients in all stages of treatment, starting from evaluation, accurate diagnosis, and providing drug treatments, to the stage of support and rehabilitation after the end of the treatment period.
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