Rhinitis includes: acute rhinitis, chronic rhinitis, allergic rhinitis and other types of rhinitis, according to the type of disease and the cause of the choice of medication and surgical treatment, can achieve the purpose of clinical cure or relief of discomfort. 1. Acute rhinitis: active standardized treatment can often be cured. (1) Mucus promoters: e.g. eucalyptus pinene, used to help discharge nasal mucus. (2) Antibiotics: Azithromycin is used to control bacterial infections; ribavirin can treat viral infections. (3) Nasal glucocorticoids: for example, mometasone furoate, used to reduce the edema of the nasal mucosa. 2. Chronic hypertrophic rhinitis: reasonable treatment can effectively relieve symptoms. (1) Nasal decongestants such as ephedrine nasal drops, used to reduce nasal congestion; oral mucosal drainage agents such as aminobromine, used to reduce the secretion of mucus cells; oral anti-allergic drugs: such as loratadine, if accompanied by asthma, can be used to control allergic reactions. (2) Surgical treatment: Surgical methods include inferior turbinoplasty, submucosal resection of inferior turbinate, etc. Surgery is used to improve ventilation and drainage function. 3. Allergic rhinitis: targeted treatment can temporarily relieve symptoms. (1) antihistamines such as loratadine, used to relieve nasal itching, sneezing and other symptoms; anti-leukotriene drug montelukast, used to relieve nasal congestion, nasal hypersecretion and other symptoms; mast cell membrane stabilizer sodium cromoglycate, used to alleviate nasal hypersecretion. (2) Surgical treatment: Improvement of nasal ventilation by inferior turbinoplasty and parasympathetic neurectomy. If symptoms of rhinitis occur, it is recommended to consult a doctor in time to identify the cause of the disease, and follow the doctor’s instructions to standardize the use of medication and treatment.