Patients with allergic rhinitis have pale, edematous nasal turbinates, and the enlarged turbinates are particularly likely to lead to the formation of nasal congestion. In terms of treatment, patients can spray budesonide nasal spray and fluticasone propionate spray, which can effectively relieve the patient’s nasal congestion and reduce the patient’s turbinate congestion and hypertrophy. You can also take oral Chinese medicine to relieve, such as nasal inflammation granules or nasal inflammation Kang tablets. If the patient’s condition does not improve after half a month of medication, surgery can be considered to solve the patient’s enlarged turbinates, and plasma technology can be used to ablate the patient’s bilateral enlarged inferior turbinates. Because the patient is allergic to rhinitis, you can also consider pterygoid nerve block surgery, which can also effectively reduce the excitability of the patient’s nerves and alleviate the symptoms of allergic rhinitis. After active treatment, the condition will definitely improve.