Allergists have a poor ability to adapt to the allergy season and are prone to triggering flare-ups of old diseases. Therefore, the main focus of drug regulation is to benefit qi and consolidate the surface, nourish blood and eliminate wind. Commonly used medicines include Astragalus, Atractylodes macrocephala, Thornybush, Fenghuang, Cicada metamorphosis, Ophiopogon, Motherwort, Angelica sinensis, Radix et Rhizoma Dioscoreae, Scutellaria baicalensis, Dampi, and so on. Usually, you can also take some proprietary Chinese medicines with regulating effects. You can combine the following table to determine your main types of evidence to carry out physical conditioning. If you want to have a long-term treatment, we recommend you to do it under the guidance of your doctor. Proprietary Chinese medicines Treatment Type Symptoms Tongkou Rhinitis Tablets Dispersing wind and fixing the surface, promoting the lungs and opening the orifices Wind-heat embraces the lungs, and the surface is deficient and not solidified Nasal congestion that is sometimes mild and sometimes severe, with clear or turbid nasal discharge and frontal headache; chronic rhinitis, allergic rhinitis and sinusitis with the above symptoms. Yuping Feng San Tonifying the spleen and consolidating the guards, benefiting qi to strengthen the surface. Qi deficiency is not consolidated. It is often used in allergic rhinitis and upper respiratory tract infections in which the surface is deficient and not consolidated and wind is felt externally. Easily sweating and malignant wind, with pale tongue, thin white moss and floating pulse. Dampness Clearing Capsule Nourishing Blood, resolving dampness, dispelling wind and relieving itching Blood deficiency and dampness are used for pruritus with blood deficiency and dampness. Eliminating wind, nourishing wind and nourishing blood, clearing heat and removing dampness. E Rash Rubella, eczema, skin rash with brilliant red color or cloudy spots all over the body, itching, exuding fluid after scratching, with white or yellow moss and floating pulse.