Rhinitis used in a sentence

Rhinitis in a sentence as a noun

Allergic rhinitis can be a real pain in the ***.

As someone that gets gustatory rhinitis from time to time, that sure would explain a lot. Maybe.

Really curious because I have rhinitis and can't stand smoke around me.

Steroids have a much stronger effect and are the current first line treatment for allergic rhinitis.

People who suffer from allergic rhinitis appear to be more sensitive to these chemicals than others.

I'm asking because I have vasomotor rhinitis and I'm extremely scared that I won't have any place on earth to hide from air pollution.

A piece of 3m tape sounds dangerous for someone if the problem is nasal obstruction or rhinitis rather than their mouth dangling open. They might not be able to gasp for breath and experience an even worse apnea.

Same story with montelukast, great for my asthma but far from a one-pill wonder for my allergic rhinitis despite being marketed/approved for it. Would love to see data like that without having to dig around in the individual comments or for studies!

Idiopathic rhinitis: you’re having a histamine reaction but you have no antibodies for any allergens. Basically, you’re allergic to dust.

I need to clarify that i did not have a sinus infection though, i had a persisting rhinitis for which doctors could not provide anything else but prescribe over the nose drops or flonaise

As someone that has allergic rhinitis, dyshydrotic excema and allergic asthma, I would welcome a scanner that could tell me which allergens are present in my home and on my skin.

There is a condition called “perennial rhinitis”, which is basically caused by house dust mite allergy, and can cause many of these symptoms. Many people who have that benefit from using inhaled corticosteroids, like fluticasone 50mcg per puff, which are available without prescription in the United States.

Many food allergies, which typically are not the same kind of immunological reaction as seasonal allergies/allergic rhinitis, are caused more by the failure of epidermal barriers or acid attack than by mere exposure. don't become sensitized because you ate something so much as because your body allowed bits to get somewhere they are not allowed to be under any circumstances, which is why the outsized anaphylactic reaction food allergies often cause.

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