Allergic rhinitis is a recurrent problem affecting the nose. It is usually deep-rooted and often hereditary in nature

Symptoms :

The usual symptoms are itching in the nose, eyes, and, sometimes, ears. Followed by sneezing, runny nose, watery eyes, forehead heaviness, etc.

Causes :

• For people suffering from allergic rhinitis, the surface immunity of the nose is poor. As a result, it overreacts to an otherwise harmless allergen.
• There are no known causes; however, common allergens are dust, house mites, hay, pollen, smoke, strong odors, perfumes, etc.
• In many cases, it has been found to happen to people who have poor gut health.
• More than often, it manifests as part of sinusitis.
• Many times, it can be an early sign of allergic bronchitis, which follows it if earlier it was suppressed by anti-allergic treatments.
• A large percentage of people suffer from it as a hereditary problem, where either there is a history of tuberculosis or any other form of allergic respiratory tract disease.