About Infrared Allergy Reliever
The Infrared Allergy Reliever for rhinitis was created with current medical knowledge and clinical experience in mind. The apparatus generates a low visible light laser intensity of 8–12 MW and a wavelength of 660 nm using semiconductor light to irradiate the nasal cavity and trigger blood physiology.
Key Features Of Infrared Allergy Reliever
Rhinitis:
Rhinitis refers to the inflammation of the nasal passages, which can be caused by various factors such as allergies (allergic rhinitis), irritants, or infections.
Nasal Irrigation: Infrared Allergy Reliever
This involves rinsing the nasal passages with a saline solution using a neti pot or a nasal irrigation device to help relieve congestion and flush out mucus.
Medications:
Over-the-counter pain relievers, nasal decongestants, and saline nasal sprays can help alleviate symptoms. If a bacterial infection is the source of the sinusitis, antibiotics may be recommended in some situations.
Warm Compresses:
Applying warm compresses to the face can help reduce pain and pressure in the sinuses.
Surgery:
In chronic or severe cases, when other treatments have not been effective, surgery may be considered to improve sinus drainage.
Immunotherapy: infrared allergy reliever
Allergen immunotherapy (allergy shots or sublingual tablets) can be recommended to reduce sensitivity to specific allergens and provide long-term relief.
Avoiding allergens:
Minimize exposure to allergens by keeping windows closed, using air purifiers, and avoiding outdoor activities during high pollen counts.
Features -
- It uses low-level laser irradiation, which is quick, painless, and has no negative side effects.
- There are no chemical or pharmacological components in the instruments. Laser therapy significantly improves immunocompetence and detoxifying ability.
- It's a portable, home appliance infrared allergy reliever.
- To improve the cleanliness and health of the therapy, additional laser head jackets are offered.
- 9-volt battery (not included) for power.
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