Managing chronic rhinitis for 20 years

I was diagnosed with a deviated nasal septum during my elementary, middle, and high school years.

Since this is genetic, surgery was the only option available.

I haven't had surgery before, and at that time, medicine was less advanced than it is now, so the only options were burning and reoccurring surgeries.

Currently taking medication for about 20 years, using a spray (prescription drug, over-the-counter drug: decongestant).

We are equipped and managing it. In fact, the most important thing is weight management.

Overweight obesity is absolutely not acceptable.. there is a risk of complications.

Sleep is most important depending on the degree.

If it gets blocked, spray a decongestant and go to sleep. They plan not to use it for more than a week.

In the ENT department, they always prescribe pseudoephedrine hydrochloride, and when inflammation occurs and swelling happens, I always take it.