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Allergic Rhinitis:What you can do today (part2)

Allergic Rhinitis will not go away but you can live better with it. If you change your location it may get better or worse. If you don’t take precautions the Allergic sinusitis, allergic pharyngitis, nasal polyposis are all possible. Prevention is very important and maintenance therapy will help you in the long run.

It’s a hyperimmune response and you need two things to happen simultaneously.

1)Decrease allergen load

2)Help downregulate the hyperimmune response

WILL ALLERGIC RHINITIS GO AWAY?

Types of Allergic Rhinitis

Other allergic triggers are smoke, odors, perfumes, room fresheners, change in air temperature and humidity. The increased sensitivity of the nasal lining mucosa due to the allergic reaction makes you more sensitive to other inhalant.

# Symptoms of Allergic Rhinitis

Associated with allergic conjunctivitis and Bronchial asthma.

Allergic rhinitis

Test for Allergy

Allergic rhinitis Treatment

Maximal medical therapy is given to get symptoms under control and then tapered. In case of no response to medical therapy surgical therapy is done to clear the drainage passages. But even after surgery allergy precautions are needed to prevent relapse.

All medicines are used together with steam inhalation regularly and strict avoidance of allergy precipitating events and substances. Allergy is a condition that stays with you. How it will affect you will depend on you. If you take these precautions you can live well, even with Allergic Rhinitis.

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Allergic Rhinitis

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Disclaimer: This is information for awareness. As healthcare information is constantly updated, the blog post is not meant to be a replacement for a doctor consultation, nor is it a medical recommendation or treatment. Any reader of this blog, with problems, should specifically consult his/her doctor for medical conditions and follow the suggested course of treatment’.

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