Feasibility analysis of the treatment of rhinitis diseases by subcutaneous injection of phenol in nasal cavity

Rhinitis is a very common disease that can be roughly divided into allergic and non-allergic rhinitis. Treatments for rhinitis include medication, nasal irrigation, and immunotherapy, all of which have been tested by doctors at various times, but none of which reach the target or work quickly enough. After in-depth analysis of the specific advantages and disadvantages of rhinitis and current rhinitis treatment methods, the use of subcutaneous injection of phenol in the treatment of rhinitis is proposed, and its process is preliminarily determined and its feasibility is verified. Subcutaneous injection has the advantages of rapid efficacy, proximity to the lesion, high bioavailability of the drug and stable rate of subcutaneous tissue absorption of the drug. Phenol is a strong-smelling compound that is highly soluble and volatile and is commonly used to relieve inflammation and reduce secretions. The subcutaneous injection of phenol proposed in this research is a combination of subcutaneous injection therapy and the theory of human acupoints of Chinese medicine, and subcutaneous injection of phenol at six points in the nose for a period of time to achieve the effect of treating rhinitis with half the effort and twice the result.