Allergic rhinitis
* Introduction
* Causes and Risk Factors
* Signs and symptoms
* Treatment
* Prevention
Signs and symptoms
Symptoms persist for as long as the person is exposed to allergens:
- watery nasal secretions
- pruritus (itching) nasal
- nasal congestion
- heavy tearing and redness
- Cascading sneezing
- tension in the sinus region
- cough
- wheezing (wheezing)
- altered taste, hearing and smell acuity (especially in children)
- fatigue, irritability and insomnia, when symptoms last a few days
- headache (headache)
The period of sensitization to an allergen and the symptoms can last even a few years. For example, even if a child has problems with long term contact with a pet, it may be due to a recently diagnosed allergic rhinitis.
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