The consequences of not actively treating rhinitis patients include affecting the quality of life, increasing the difficulty of subsequent treatment and the chance of developing nasopharyngeal cancer. Acute rhinitis is self-healing and can improve in about 1 week, and patients who are not treated usually have no adverse consequences. However, for patients with chronic rhinitis and allergic rhinitis, if they do not actively cooperate with the doctor to take treatment measures, it is easy to lead to further aggravation of the condition, and the main adverse consequences are reflected in the patients’ long-term nasal congestion, runny nose, itchy nose and other uncomfortable symptoms, which have a certain impact on the quality of life. The aggravation of the condition of some rhinitis patients will also increase the difficulty of subsequent treatment, thus affecting the recovery of the organism’s health. In nasopharyngeal cancer, rhinitis and other long-term infections are easy to increase the chance of disease, and even life-threatening, need to pay attention. If rhinitis is identified and actively treated, the prognosis is usually good. It is suggested that those who are diagnosed with rhinitis should follow the doctor’s prescription, and should not use drugs or prescriptions indiscriminately to prevent aggravation of the condition. In addition, it is recommended to develop good living habits, avoid smoking, contact with allergenic substances, and stay away from dusty environments.