Allergic rhinitis is a common allergy-related condition in which the immune system overreacts to exposure to dust, pollen, pet hair or dander, mould, and other allergens. This can cause repeated sneezing, a runny nose, nasal congestion, itching of the nose and eyes, and watery eyes. In some people the problem occurs in particular seasons, while in others it can persist all year round.

The symptoms and causes of allergic rhinitis vary from person to person. It is therefore important to identify what makes the allergy worse, avoid those triggers where possible, and consult a physician when needed.

Common symptoms

Frequent sneezing, especially in the morning or on exposure to dust
Clear, watery discharge from the nose
A blocked nose and difficulty breathing through the nose
Itching inside the nose, throat, eyes, or ears
Red, itchy, or watery eyes
A sensation of mucus from the nose dripping down the throat
A frequent need to clear the throat

Possible causes

Exposure to house dust and dust mites
Pollen from trees, grasses, and flowers
Pet hair or animal dander
Mould and fungal spores
Cigarette smoke and air pollution

Benefits of homeopathic treatment

In homeopathic treatment, an individualized approach is determined by considering the patient's symptoms, physical constitution, lifestyle, environment, and personal sensitivities. With allergic rhinitis, it is important to follow the treatment advised by the physician and not to stop any ongoing medication on one's own.

Our treatment method

1

Taking a complete patient history

A detailed history is taken: how long the problem has lasted, when the symptoms worsen, what kind of environment the patient lives in, and which exposures bring on the symptoms.

2

Individual analysis

Each patient is evaluated individually based on their symptoms, likely allergy triggers, and physical condition.

3

An individualized treatment plan

Suitable treatment and daily management advice is given based on the patient's symptoms and condition.

Things to do in daily life

Keep the house and bedroom clean regularly and do not let dust accumulate
Wash pillows, bed sheets, and other bedding regularly
Avoid cigarette smoke, strong perfumes, and chemical odours
Stay away from substances that worsen the allergy as much as possible
Wash your face and hands thoroughly after coming in from outside
Ensure good ventilation in the home
Do not allow excess dampness or mould to build up in the home

When to seek medical advice urgently

If a blocked nose, sneezing, or a runny nose persists for a long time, sleep and daily activities are disrupted, or symptoms do not improve with basic self-care, a physician should be consulted.

If breathlessness, wheezing, swelling of the lips or throat, or any signs of a severe allergic reaction occur, seek medical help urgently.

Frequently Asked Questions

What cures scabies?Can allergic rhinitis be completely cured?

Allergic rhinitis can often remain a long-term problem, and symptoms may return on exposure to allergens. However, by identifying the causes or triggers, avoiding them, and receiving appropriate treatment, the symptoms can be kept well under control.

What cures scabies?What is the main cause of allergic rhinitis?

Dust mites, pollen, pet hair or dander, mould, smoke, and various airborne allergens are common triggers of allergic rhinitis.

What cures scabies?Is allergic rhinitis contagious?

No. Allergic rhinitis is not an infectious disease and does not spread from one person to another.

Suffering from allergic rhinitis? Are repeated sneezing, a blocked nose, or a runny nose making your daily life difficult?

Seek advice on suitable treatment and management based on an evaluation of your symptoms, likely allergy triggers, and medical history. Do not neglect long-standing sneezing, nasal congestion, or allergy problems — consult a physician today.

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This information is for general guidance only. It is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Allergic rhinitis may be accompanied by asthma or other respiratory problems. If severe breathlessness, swelling of the throat or lips, or signs of a serious allergic reaction occur, seek emergency medical care immediately. Direct consultation with an experienced physician is essential for proper diagnosis and individualized treatment.