Since the beginning of autumn, there has been a dramatic increase in the number of patients coming to the clinic with a stuffy, runny nose and sneezing, itchy nose, itchy eyes and itchy throat, from children as young as three or four years old to elderly people in their 60s and 70s. Today’s patients include more than a dozen with these symptoms. Some are also accompanied by symptoms of asthma such as coughing, wheezing, chest tightness, and breath-holding. Typical case 1: The patient is a male, 56 years old, with stuffy and runny nose, itchy nose, itchy throat and itchy eyes every autumn season, repeatedly for more than 30 years, and the symptoms disappeared after the cool weather, and reappeared in the last 30 days, aggravated in the last 1 week with chest tightness, breath-holding and cough. The symptoms can be relieved by taking oral paracetamol and ketotifen during previous attacks. Had done nasal polyps and other 2 times to treat rhinitis is surgery, the use of three voltaic paste treatment, injection of long-acting hormone, the condition temporarily relieved still have recurrent attacks. I introduced to the patient: allergic rhinitis, conjunctivitis and asthma are the same allergic diseases, and repeated allergic attacks in the upper airways such as the nose and throat can lead to allergic inflammation in the lower airways of bronchial asthma. At my suggestion the patient underwent allergen prick test and pulmonary function test. The allergen prick test results were: Artemisia ++++ and grass ++++ for fall pollen allergy. The result of pulmonary function test showed that the small airway ventilation function was reduced. Nebulized inhalation was done for the patient again, and the pulmonary function test was done again showing a positive bronchodilator test. The diagnosis of asthma was established. The patient was prescribed endosulpride nasal drops once daily, eserpine nasal drops twice daily, cisplatin oral once daily and sulforaphane 100ug inhalation treatment. The patient was instructed to review his pulmonary function after 1 month of treatment, and the timing of inhaled hormone use would be decided according to his pulmonary function. The patient left satisfied. Typical case 2: Male child, 9 years old. Repeated nasal congestion, runny sneezing and itchy eyes for 6 years and again for nearly 20 days. Since the age of 3 years, the above symptoms started to appear, and after autumn the symptoms were more frequent, with heavy coughing at night, without wheezing. The child had severe eczema as an infant. He usually had a heavy cough after a cold, sometimes accompanied by wheezing. He had been diagnosed with “bronchitis” or “upper respiratory tract infection” and had recurrent symptoms despite treatment. Allergen prick test of the child showed: dust mite ++, house dust mite ++, Artemisia ++++, grass ++++. The bronchodilator test was positive. The child’s diagnosis was finally changed to: allergic rhinitis with asthma. The child’s allergens included not only artemisia and grass pollen allergy, but also dust mites. Therefore, the child’s symptoms can appear in all seasons (because dust mites are indoor allergens and exist all year round), and the symptoms are worse in autumn because of pollen allergy. Patients are reminded that if they have recurrent symptoms of nasal congestion, runny nose, sneezing and coughing, they should not mistake it for a cold, but should go to the Department of Allergy to see if rhinitis and asthma are caused by allergies. Patients with rhinitis alone should also be detected and treated early to avoid the development of asthma.