Sinusitis Treatment

What is really allergic rhinitis? Allergic rhinitis is a disease that is caused by the sensitinogen to react in the mucous membranes of the nasal cavity. There are two types: they are perennial and seasonal allergic rhinitis. Allergic rhinitis occurs throughout the year, while seasonal allergic rhinitis usually occurs during the flowering season and flowering. This season, the plants begin to release their pollen for breeding purpose. Pollen is one of sensitinogens with allergic rhinitis. Clinical signs of allergic rhinitis are itchy nose, sneezing, runny nose and nasal obstruction. There are about 20% of adults and children are seasonal or perennial rhinitis. Although the prevalence in most countries, whether tropical or seasonal, most of the requirements are not adequately addressed and the consequence is that chronic allergic rhinitis. The chronic state of allergic rhinitis in general lead to more serious complications of the upper and lower airways such as asthma, sinusitis and otitis media with effusion. Otitis media is an inflammation of the middle ear. Fluid builds in the middle ear and cause temporary hearing loss. However, if this chronic disease is not treated properly, can cause permanent hearing loss. A medical scientists have been few studies to examine the epidemiological links between allergic rhinitis and other respiratory illnesses. What they found were 78% of patients who have asthma also have allergic rhinitis. They also found that 99% of adults and 93% of adolescents with allergic asthma also had allergic rhinitis. In addition, the study of others who had held for 23 years has been discovered that students who have previously had allergic rhinitis three times the chance of having asthma compared with students who do not have allergic rhinitis that is allergic rhinitis? Allergic rhinitis is a disease that is caused by the sensitinogen to react in the mucous membranes of the nasal cavity. There are two types: they are perennial and seasonal allergic rhinitis. Allergic rhinitis occurs throughout the year, while seasonal allergic rhinitis usually occurs during the flowering season and flowering. This season, the plants begin to release their pollen for breeding purpose. Pollen is one of sensitinogens with allergic rhinitis. Clinical signs of allergic rhinitis are itchy nose, sneezing, runny nose and nasal obstruction. There are about 20% of adults and children have seasonal or perennial allergic rhinitis. Although the prevalence in most countries, whether tropical or seasonal, most conditions are treated properly and the result is that chronic allergic rhinitis. The chronic state of allergic rhinitis in general lead to more serious complications of the upper and lower airways such as asthma, sinusitis and otitis media with effusion. Otitis media is an inflammation of the middle ear. Fluid builds in the middle ear and causes temporary loss of hearing. However, if this chronic disease is not treated properly, can cause permanent hearing loss. A medical scientists have been few studies to examine the epidemiological links between allergic rhinitis and other respiratory diseases. What they found were 78% of patients who have asthma also have allergic rhinitis. They also found that 99% of adults and 93% of adolescents with allergic asthma also had allergic rhinitis. In addition, the study of others who had held for 23 years has been discovered that students who have previously had allergic rhinitis three times the chance of having asthma compared with students who do not have allergic rhinitis before. Much research and work has been done to study the epidemiological link between allergic rhinitis and sinusitis. The results have been well documented. The previous study showed that 53% of children who had allergic rhinitis, also had sinusitis. They have shown that children do abnormal sinus radiographs. Whereas recent study showed that up to 70% of children with allergy and chronic rhinitis, had abnormal sinus radiographs. 78% of patients had recurrent sinus infections, allergic rhinitis is to come with extensive sinus disease. For children with otitis media with effusion, in 40-50% of them had allergic rhinitis. This was confirmed by positive tests for a skin allergy or increased IgE antibodies to specific allergens tested. Science has proposed a model for the development of sinusitis and otitis media. His proposed model assumes that the main cause of sinusitis is a bacterial infection, but is due to blockage of the nasal cavity, which prevents the normal circulation of air and fluid inside and outside the sinuses. Virus that causes nasal inflammation upper respiratory tract (URI) type, called rhinovirus. The investigation was conducted to examine the effect of this virus in nasal diseases. The results showed that when rhinovirus is inoculated into the nostrils of a group of people, one third of these individuals develop breast abnormality and typical symptoms of sinus disease. Another study also showed that 87% of healthy adults who have voluntarily gone through the self-diagnosis of hay, had maxillary sinus disease. Fluid in the sinus cavity which normally drains to keep the nose heals. When nasal infection of bacteria or viruses, or exposure to allergens, dust or chemicals to thicken the secretion will be developed and block reduces the possibility of sinus ostia (opening the connection of the sinus cavity). The accumulation of these secretions in the sinus cavity will lead to further obstruction, mucosal inflammation and thicken the lining of the breast also. This will create an anaerobic environment that other favorite of the proliferation of bacteria and cause infection. Ostia sinus congestion must be resolved if not, it will lead to outbreaks of disease and possibly acute chronic nasal. This model also explains why chronic sinusitis resistant to antimicrobial therapy alone. To properly treat sinusitis, antihistamines and corticosteroids should be used as a combination with antibiotic therapy. A similar model has been developed by the scientist to explain the occurrence of otitis media with effusion. 83% of children had at least once acute onset otitis media when they reach three years. This model assumes that nasal inflammation is caused by allergens or viruses of the IRA cause inflammatory obstruction of inflammation and the eustachian tube. Blockage of the Eustachian tube will increase the negative pressure in the central area without ventilation inadequate, fluid accumulates in the middle ear. tubal blockage is opened for the occasion with effusion, which suck the secretions from the nose, which contain bacteria, viruses and allergens in the middle ear cavity. Therefore, this will lead to acute bacterial otitis media. Based on previous information that was obtained from various scientific publications, we know that common nasal allergy should not be treated. This is important because it will lead to obstruction, fluid accumulation, bacterial infection and acute disease. If these diseases are not treated properly or a state of chronic inflammation, nasal congestion, sinusitis and will be developed. It can also cause mucosal damage and, ultimately, chronic diseases. If the disease spreads to the middle ear, causing permanent hearing loss

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