Andrew Ellsworth, M.D.
When your nose runs, although it may not slow you down, it can be annoying. This time of year it’s difficult to know if your runny nose is from a cold, allergies, or another reason.
Rhinitis can be broadly defined as inflammation of the nasal membrane.
Sometimes a runny nose is from allergies, caused by allergens in the air, such as trees, grass, weeds, molds, dust mites, ...
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