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NoDoctor's answer:
Hello, allergic rhinitis is currently primarily treated clinically with endoscopic plasma cryotherapy, selectively performing anterior ethmoidal nerve and petrosal nerve blockage to reduce the excitability of the nasal parasympathetic nerves. This eliminates the sensitivity of the nerve in the allergic area to various external stimuli, such as climate, dust, and pollen. As a result, allergic rhinitis can naturally subside and is less prone to recurrence.