How much harm does rhinitis have to the brain?

according to the severity of rhinitis, the impact is also different. If the degree of rhinitis is light, it will not have any effect; If you have rhinitis for a long time and it is serious, it may affect your thinking, memory and judgment. Rhinitis will affect rest, reduce the quality of sleep, and all aspects of the body will be affected if people don't rest well.

Serious consequences can affect the brain, hearing and vision

4) Allergic rhinitis. There are two stages:

the first stage: the body is very sensitive to the allergen it first contacts, and the body shows an immune response to the substance, and generates an antibody that can recognize the allergen and be equipped in the nasal mucosa.

the second stage: when human antibodies repeatedly contact allergens, it stimulates human immune system cells to release histamine with physiological activity.

histamine in turn stimulates the excessive secretion of nasal mucus and the swelling of nasal mucosa, thus blocking the air circulation channel. Persistent sneezing, nasal congestion, tears and decreased olfactory sensitivity. Using blue dolphin nasal spray can help you get rid of the influence of allergens, reduce the congestion of nasal mucosa, reduce the secretion of nasal mucus, and promote the nasal cavity to return to a suitable working state. Consequences of allergic rhinitis: seriously affecting the quality of sleep; Persistent discomfort makes the body weak, and frequent use of antibiotics can relieve symptoms, but it is easy to cause side effects such as drowsiness and inattention (such as at work, driving, exams, etc.); Allergic rhinitis < P > is also the inducing factor of diseases such as asthma, which kills 18, people worldwide every year. In 22, the World Health Organization released the report "Allergic Rhinitis and Its Influence on Asthma", in which it was clearly stated that the goals of efforts were: reducing the influence scope of allergic rhinitis; Take practical measures to provide better medical conditions for asthma patients. The report also revealed that 8% of asthma patients had suffered from different types of rhinitis, and if they were treated properly, they could have avoided the aggravation of the disease and the transformation to asthma in the later stage. Therefore, allergy and asthma are both listed as daily diseases that affect public health by the World Health Organization.

5) Acute rhinitis: caused by acute infection, commonly known as "cold" or "cold", which may have systemic symptoms; It is more common in autumn and winter or at the turn of winter and spring < P > Generally, the condition will gradually improve after 7 to 14 days. Strong resistance can heal itself without treatment. It is worth noting that many precursors of acute infectious diseases have local manifestations of acute rhinitis and lack the characteristics of infectious diseases themselves, so attention should be paid to differentiation in clinic.

6) Chronic simple rhinitis: it is a common and frequently-occurring disease, which develops from acute rhinitis. It is related to secondary bacterial infection, incomplete treatment and anti-recurrence. Clinically, it should be differentiated from chronic hypertrophic rhinitis and chronic nasal congestion.

7) Chronic hypertrophic rhinitis: It comes from chronic simple rhinitis, which is caused by the proliferation of nasal mucosa and turbinate due to long-term chronic inflammation and blood stasis. At this time, the mucosa thickens, the tissue elasticity decreases, and the nasal ventilation ability is poor, thus endangering the physiological function of the nose.

8) rhinitis sicca: The occurrence of rhinitis sicca is closely related to climate and occupational factors. It is caused by the long-term stimulation of nasal mucosa, which is caused by the atrophy of mucous glands and the decrease of secretion, so that the mucosa is dry and even superficial erosion.

9) Atrophic rhinitis: mainly atrophy of nasal mucosa, periosteum and turbinate; Due to the atrophy of nasal tissue, although the nasal cavity is relatively wide, the nasal mucosa loses its normal physiological function, and the patient still feels poor ventilation due to the formation of nasal dryness. When there is bacterial infection, its toxins and excreta produce a foul smell, once smelled, it will never be forgotten.

1) caseous rhinitis: it is a rare nasal disease. The clinical features are cheese-like accumulation in the nose, foul smell, erosion of soft tissue and bone for a long time, and internal and external nasal deformities. Exfoliated epithelium, necrotic tissue, suppurative cells, cholesterol crystals and mold-like microorganisms were found in cheese-like substances.

as for the cause, there is no conclusion yet.

11) Drug-induced rhinitis: Drug-induced rhinitis is the result of long-term sustained action of inappropriate nasal medication, and can also be understood as a chronic rhinitis.

The pathogenic reason is improper nasal medication, including the use of nasal mucosa vasoconstrictive nasal drops with strong effect, excessive concentration of liquid medicine, non-isotonic liquid medicine,

overdose or long-term medication, etc. These will damage the structure of nasal mucosa cilia, thus affecting the physiological function of nasal mucosa and producing clinical symptoms.

12) Nasopharyngitis: It is an acute inflammation of mucous membrane, submucosa and lymphoid tissue of the whole nasopharynx, which mainly occurs in the pharyngeal tonsil. Adults and children often show the precursor symptoms of upper respiratory tract infection. Can be caused by bacteria or viruses.

main symptoms: stuffy nose, runny nose, headache, dry nasopharyngeal pain, burning sensation and foreign body sensation. Nasopharyngeal mucosa is hyperemia and edema, and a large amount of mucus purulent secretions are attached, which can flow down the posterior pharyngeal wall. Some will show a fever of more than 38 degrees and a weakening of olfactory function. Infants' nose < P > pharynx is not easy to see clearly, but due to pharyngeal secretions and severe nasal congestion, it may lead to difficulty in sucking milk, easy to choke, and usually open their mouths to breathe, affecting sleep.

Pathogenic causes: colds, dental diseases, trauma, etc.

Complications: acute upper and lower respiratory tract inflammation, otitis media, sinusitis, laryngitis, abscess of posterior pharyngeal wall and kidney diseases in infants and young children are common.

13) Sinusitis:

The causes and inducements of sinusitis are as follows:

Systemic reasons, such as fatigue, coldness, malnutrition, allergic constitution, excessive smoking and alcohol, systemic diseases such as tuberculosis and syphilis, weaken the body's resistance.

when suffering from acute rhinitis (i.e. cold), the infection spreads to the sinuses.

Nasal diseases hinder ventilation and drainage of sinuses, such as deviated nasal septum, turbinate hypertrophy, allergic diseases of nasal cavity, tumor of nasal cavity and foreign bodies. All of the above diseases can block the middle nasal meatus or the upper nasal meatus and hinder the ventilation and drainage of sinus.

chronic tonsillitis and children with adenoids often block the nasal cavity, which is easy to induce sinusitis.

nasal packing is left for too long during nasal surgery or treatment of epistaxis.

swimming and diving, sewage is inhaled into the sinuses and inflammation occurs.

Sinus trauma, fracture or foreign body retention.

Maxillary sinusitis often occurs due to dental diseases.

due to the above reasons, bacteria invade the sinuses, destroy tissues and cause acute or chronic inflammation. At the same time, it is easy to cause complications such as meninges and blood vessels, and about 1% of patients will also damage the optic nerve, leading to serious diseases such as meningitis and thrombophlebitis.