Sorry, I start sneezing wildly in summer and autumn. A friend said it was allergic rhinitis. If I am really allergic to cold air, why should I turn on the air conditioner in summer?

Patients with allergic rhinitis are particularly frequent in autumn, and the moisture and pollen in the air aggravate the attack of rhinitis. If you are allergic or allergic rhinitis, it is best to stay away from allergens such as pollen.

Allergic rhinitis is mainly seasonal allergic rhinitis. Although most of the patients are teenagers, most of them have been ill for many years. Allergic rhinitis is an allergic disease that occurs in the nasal mucosa. There are many reasons. Many people's rhinitis attacks are seasonal and the initial symptoms are not obvious. They often have symptoms such as stuffy nose, sneezing, itchy nose, and sometimes encounter cold or hot smells, which can also induce rhinitis attacks. Rhinitis is often misdiagnosed because it is similar to the symptoms of a cold. Many asthma patients have symptoms of allergic rhinitis before the onset of asthma. Many patients and parents of children often treat allergic rhinitis as a cold and take their own medicine to treat it, which will delay the illness and eventually develop into allergic rhinitis.

There are many pollen in the air in autumn, and the weather is dry, so the human nasal cavity is easily stimulated. People with allergies should try to reduce going out and outdoor activities, use perfume and cosmetics as little as possible, and stay away from allergens; If you catch a cold repeatedly, you should go to the hospital in time. If it is rhinitis, drug desensitization or antiallergic treatment should be taken to prevent allergic rhinitis and even asthma caused by cold.