Eucalyptus tea is an excellent home remedy to complement the treatment of rhinitis, other recipes are mint tea and consuming apple cider vinegar.
Rhinitis is an allergic manifestation and, therefore, in addition to following the treatment proposed by the doctor, dust accumulation should be avoided at home or at the workplace, as well as keeping the environment always well ventilated, to avoid proliferation of microorganisms that may favor a new disease crisis.
1. Eucalyptus tea
Ingredients
- 1 teaspoon of eucalyptus leaves 1 cup boiling water
Method of preparation
Place the eucalyptus leaves in a cup and cover with boiling water. Cover, wait to warm, strain and drink next, sweetening with honey.
Eucalyptus has medicinal antiseptic and disinfectant properties, being a great nasal decongestant, and also useful in combating other diseases of the respiratory system, such as colds and flu.
Contraindication: eucalyptus is contraindicated for children, pregnant women and nursing mothers.
2. Mint tea
A good home remedy for chronic rhinitis is inhaling the steam of peppermint tea, because it has properties that help facilitate the discharge of nasal secretions.
Ingredients
- 1 tablespoon of boiling water
Method of preparation
Place the mint in a bowl and cover with the boiling water. Then cover your head with an open towel, so that it also covers the bowl, lean over the bowl and inhale the steam of this tea for 10 minutes. This towel helps to keep the tea vapor for longer.
3. Use apple cider vinegar
A good home remedy for chronic rhinitis is to consume apple cider vinegar regularly. That's because it has vitamins, minerals and enzymes that strengthen the immune system, reducing the symptoms of chronic rhinitis.
Ingredients
- 1 tablespoon of apple cider vinegar
Method of preparation
Use this amount to season the salad, and consume it daily.
Chronic rhinitis causes symptoms such as successive sneezing and coughing. With the use of apple cider vinegar, the improvement of these symptoms is noticeable in a few days. The disease can also be prevented through basic care, such as keeping away from chemical agents, dust or objects that accumulate mites.
