Patient's question:
Half a month ago, I caught a severe cold and had a fever for three days. Later, I really couldn't take it anymore and went to the hospital for an IV drip, which finally made me better. But now, it seems to have caused a deviated septum and allergic rhinitis. Doctor, hello. How should I treat this deviated septum and allergic rhinitis?Doctor's answer:
For allergic rhinitis, it's best to get an allergen test to see what you are allergic to. If the septal deviation is severe, it can easily lead to recurrent rhinitis. In cases of significant septal deviation, surgical treatment may be necessary. In daily life, your diet should be lighter, and during seasonal transitions, pay attention to preventing colds by staying warm.