Why Allergic Asthma and Allergic Rhinitis Are Treated as One and the Same

Allergic asthma and allergic rhinitis are both respiratory tract diseases, both triggered by allergens, or rather, the two can transform into each other, and this has already been proven by facts in clinical practice. For example, about 80% of patients with allergic asthma have had allergic rhinitis, while about 45% of patients with allergic rhinitis have already developed allergic asthma at the same time. In terms of how they manifest, it can be said that allergic rhinitis develops into or is complicated by allergic asthma.

Triggers of Bronchial Asthma

A sensitive constitution and the same allergens trigger allergic rhinitis or allergic asthma, that is, disease arising in two different parts of the same unified system, and possibly forming an ongoing process of mutual transformation. Therefore it is summarized as "one airway, one disease," and some scholars have even proposed that both allergic rhinitis and allergic asthma can be treated from the perspective of asthma. If a patient with allergic rhinitis develops a dry cough and an itchy throat, it should be treated even more as allergic asthma.

Judging from the correlation and the developmental changes between the two, allergic rhinitis requires a high degree of attention and sufficient attention, and in treatment one should also take care not to attend to one thing and lose sight of another. That is, when treating allergic rhinitis, one should not only actively treat the rhinitis but also incorporate treatment to guard against the onset of allergic asthma and adopt some interventional measures, which to a certain extent can prevent progression to and complication by bronchial asthma.

Allergic rhinitis and allergic asthma are in fact both inflammation occurring in the respiratory tract, so what is most needed is for patients with allergic rhinitis, along with their family members and loved ones, to understand and recognize the necessity and importance of timely treatment and cure of allergic rhinitis. Only then will they change the mistaken idea of stopping medication once the rhinitis symptoms disappear, avoid delaying the best time for treatment, and achieve the perfect therapeutic effect within the systematic treatment plan formulated by the doctor.

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