| Four Major Symptoms of Allergic Rhinitis |
| Allergic rhinitis can happen to any age but more often seen among young adults. This seasonal disorder is typically triggered by pollen spread in spring and symptoms include sneezing, running, stuffy and itchy nose, conjunctival congestion, itchy eyes and in some severe cases, laryngeal edema. |
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Running nose |
| When spring comes, the most common symptom of acute allergic rhinitis is a running nose that put patient in an awkward situation especially at work. As symptom develops, there might be pyogenic discharge due to secondary infection. As a result, patient can’t live without tissue for the whole season. |
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Sneezing / itchy nose |
| Itchy nose and uncontrollable sneezing are also commonly seen symptoms of allergic rhinitis, especially in the morning and evening. Sometimes the patient develops itching around the nose, soft palate, face, external auditory canal and eyes. |
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Stuffy nose |
| Stuffiness range from unilateral to bilateral and intermittently to continuously. In severe cases, patients even have problem fall asleep, resulting in a low spirit during the day. |
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Dysosmia |
| Allergic rhinitis also induces temporary dysosmia if caused by the stuffy nose and mucosal edema. However, it could be a chronic condition as well if persistent edema induces olfactory nerve atrophy. |
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Dr. Hongying ZHANG
TCM Specialist
Professor, Master Program Supervisor
Dr. Zhang engaged in Traditional Chinese Medicine practicing for more than 30 years, since graduated from the Hubei University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 1983. After she finished her residency and became attending, she went to pursue her master's degree in Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, which emphasis studying on endocrinology. Following renowned TCM experts as disciple, she accumulated rich clinical experiences in skillfully combining treatment methods from TCM and Western medicine to provide integrated solution of diabetes and many more other diseases.
Dr. Zhang is sophisticated in treating diabetes, acute or chronic nephritis, renal failure, the endocrine, immune and metabolic diseases, such as hyperthyroidism, hypothyreosis etc. Applying herbal medicine alone with paste and other TCM therapies to soothe and relief dizziness, headache, heart palpitations, edema, stranguria, insomnia, obesity, acne, irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, irregular vaginal discharge, chloasma, rhinitis, asthma, eczema, itchy skin, hives, stomach pain, diarrhea, abdominal distension, anorexia, low back and leg pain, menopausal syndrome, and conditioning of sub-health status.
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