Sharing a review of receiving ENT treatment for rhinitis

Are you looking for a review of rhinitis treatment? While a complete cure is difficult, rhinitis is a condition that requires proper daily management. I would like to share my treatment process, hoping it will be helpful to those who are interested.
When I was young, I frequently caught colds that tended to linger and not heal easily. This eventually led to rhinitis, and as an adult, I am now a case requiring treatment for chronic rhinitis. Rhinitis is generally defined as an inflammatory disease of the nasal mucosa accompanied by one or more of the following symptoms: runny nose, sneezing, itching, and nasal congestion. In reality, since it is difficult for doctors to directly verify the inflammatory reaction inside the nose, it seems they diagnose rhinitis, sinusitis, or chronic rhinitis based solely on symptoms. The causes of rhinitis are incredibly diverse; individual immune systems vary, and influencing factors are numerous, including allergic constitutions, seasonal and environmental factors, the autonomic nervous system, and hormones. I am extremely sensitive to temperature. Since a runny nose occurs immediately when cold air enters my respiratory system, I feel that treating chronic rhinitis is even more challenging because I must be careful year-round, not just during the dead of winter. Even in the hot summer, a runny nose frequently occurs when the air conditioner's heat enters my respiratory system, so I often took rhinitis medication during the summer months. I feel like I have tried all sorts of things that are said to be effective for treating chronic rhinitis. I have tried eating things like sword beans that are said to be good for rhinitis, but... the conclusion is that getting a prescription from an ENT doctor who suits you well and taking the medication early on seems to be the most effective. That is why I always keep rhinitis medication stocked at home like a household remedy. Treating rhinitis is difficult, but please monitor your condition closely and manage it well.