Allergic rhinitis is a chronic condition caused by sensitivity of the nasal passages to allergens (like dust, pollen, weather changes). The treatment you are on – antihistamines, nasal steroid sprays, and inhalers when required – is standard and effective in controlling symptoms, but it does not completely ‘cure’ the allergy.
Next Steps
Try to identify and avoid triggers (dust, strong perfumes, cold air, pollen).
Regular nasal saline rinses help keep the nose clear and reduce irritation.
Continue using your prescribed sprays regularly during bad seasons, even when symptoms are mild.
For a more long-term approach, an allergy test (skin prick or blood test) can help identify specific allergens. If a definite allergen is found, allergen immunotherapy (allergy vaccine/ desensitization) may reduce the severity and frequency of attacks over time.
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At present, there is no instant permanent cure, but with the right preventive care and possibly immunotherapy, symptoms can be brought under very good control.