1. The treatment of seasonal allergic rhinitis in acute attack is mainly to control allergic symptoms, and anti-allergic drugs can be selected, such as cetirizine and ranolol. 2. If you can avoid contact with allergens during the remission period, you can heal yourself. The only radical cure is desensitization. The treatment cycle is longer and the effect is acceptable. 3. Surgical treatment can be used as adjuvant therapy. Allergic rhinitis is a non-infectious inflammatory disease of nasal mucosa, and its typical symptoms are paroxysmal sneezing, runny nose, stuffy nose and itchy nose. Continuous sneezing is due to cold air or pungent smell in the nasal cavity, which often occurs when the temperature changes greatly. When exposed to allergens, there will be itchy nose, intermittent or persistent, unilateral or bilateral nasal congestion. If not treated in time, it will cause conjunctival inflammation and pharyngitis in severe cases. It is recommended that you treat as soon as possible, so as not to delay the best treatment time. Try to keep the room ventilated and dry in life, and wear a mask when going out to prevent dust from inhaling into the nasal cavity. Pay attention to keep warm when cooling down, and usually need more exercise to enhance resistance, which can reduce the attack. According to your situation, I suggest you use Tongkeling spray, which I learned at an academic conference on nasal cavity problems in Shanghai. I have been in contact with many patients with similar symptoms at present. I also recommend it to other patients, and the feedback is very good in the later period. It can effectively clean nasal cavity, repair nasal mucosa and restore mucosal activity, and has obvious curative effect on allergic rhinitis.