About rhinitis

Judging from your symptoms, you can preliminarily judge it as chronic rhinitis. As for what kind of chronic rhinitis needs to go to the hospital for examination, it can also be preliminarily judged as chronic seasonal rhinitis. It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible.

Oxycodone for nasal use has side effects, and long-term use may cause atrophic rhinitis and some irreversible lesions. Be careful when using drugs that temporarily relieve nasal congestion, such as nasal oxycodone. Doctors usually only use these drugs to temporarily relieve patients' pain, and will remind them to use them only when the nose is blocked, and the medication time should not be too long.

What we usually call a cold is called acute rhinitis in medicine, and people with chronic rhinitis are called acute attack of chronic rhinitis.

Therefore, people with chronic rhinitis will feel headache, dizziness, chest tightness, stuffy nose and runny nose.

People with chronic rhinitis are more likely to catch a cold than ordinary people. During the cold, the symptoms are obviously aggravated. If the cold is controlled, the symptoms are likely to be alleviated. If it is not controlled, chronic rhinitis will get worse, and it may develop into chronic hypertrophic rhinitis or even nasal polyps in the long run.

Clinical research shows that a considerable part of chronic rhinitis is caused by a cold (acute rhinitis) that is not cured in time.