Allergic rhinitis, also known as allergic rhinitis, is an allergic disease of the nasal mucosa. Another type of allergic rhinitis is induced by nonspecific stimuli, without the participation of specific allergens, and is not an immune response process, but the clinical manifestations are similar to the above two types of allergic rhinitis. However, because there is no antigen-antibody reaction in the organism, desensitization therapy, hormone or immunotherapy are not effective.
Allergic rhinitis, as one of the common nasal diseases, can directly lead to constant sneezing and nasal discharge, which not only affects the external image, but also affects normal life, study and work, and can lead to many serious complications and endanger the life of the patient if not treated in a timely and effective manner.