With the spread of dust-laden weather, sinus patients may be exposed to problems and complications when exposed to or outside in this dusty, cold weather. Sinus sensitivity It is a reaction of the lining of the nose to airborne stimuli that is dangerous to the immune system of these people, and thus results in a kind of internal battle inside the nose between the immune system and airborne substances.
He explained that this battle results in the secretion of some substances that affect the blood vessels and nerves in the nose, exposing the patient to congestion, nasal obstruction, runny nose and bouts of sneezing.
He said that to prevent the occurrence of these complications, it is advised to stay at home and not go out except when necessary, while wearing a mask that protects against infection Dust entering the noseHe added that the treatment of allergies or sinuses consists in staying away as much as possible from what they see as affecting the nose, and taking care of raising the immune system, and avoiding preservatives with sweeteners and preserved foods, and eating a spoonful of honey in the morning, unless honey is harmful to diabetics, and a lot of foods rich in vitamin bad.
He explained that after consulting the doctor, it may be appropriate to put the patient on a treatment plan according to the symptoms and their severity, and when there are dust storms, it is preferable to wear a muzzle, and it is better to stay at home and within the framework of the medical recommendation of the attending physician. Treatment is with anti-allergic drugs and sprays containing cortisone, as the percentage of The cortisone contained in these nebulizers does not represent any health problem for the patient, even if he is ill with blood pressure or diabetes.
