Management of allergic rhinitis during spring transition with Levozal Tab.

When transitioning from winter to spring and during the cold snap, I suffer from allergic rhinitis for a while. I've even used up an entire box of tissues in a day because of runny nose and sneezing.

Allergic rhinitis, which commonly occurs during seasonal changes, is caused by the nasal mucosa being exposed to allergens, leading to an overreaction. Due to the allergic response, the nasal mucosa becomes swollen and enlarged, accompanied by clear nasal discharge and sneezing. It becomes particularly severe during spring when flowers bloom and pollen is airborne.

I'm really sorry and embarrassed when I sneeze or have a runny nose around other people. During the COVID-19 pandemic, some people looked at me with sharp eyes, and even when I explained that it was due to rhinitis, they hesitated to come near me. After experiencing these situations, I am very careful to prevent these symptoms from occurring. In spring, I only open the windows briefly for ventilation, and keep them closed otherwise.

Always wear a mask when going out. Even with caution, my hay fever still flares up because it gets on my clothes when I go out. I had no choice but to get a prescription and take medication, and it worked very well. The medication is called LEVOZAL TAB, and I only take one tablet a day. After taking this medication, I feel much better.