Rhinitis is a complex condition broadly classified into allergic and nonallergic subtypes. Allergic rhinitis is predominantly driven by IgE‐mediated responses to inhaled environmental triggers, while ...

Allergic rhinitis arises from a type I hypersensitivity reaction in which environmental allergens breach the nasal epithelium and stimulate an immune cascade dominated by immunoglobulin E production.

Subcutaneous allergen-specific immunotherapy has long been used in allergic rhinitis and/or asthma and has been recognized to be efficacious. However, owing to the inconvenience of injection and the ...

A postbiotic reduced allergic rhinitis symptoms in a clinical trial. Could microbiome therapies transform treatment? Read ...

Though they’re separate conditions, allergic rhinitis and asthma are both atopic diseases. Allergies can trigger asthma, and having asthma can increase your risk for allergic rhinitis. Allergic ...

The incidence of provider-diagnosed AR in the United States is approximately 60 million people, including both adults and children. 2 The incidence is even higher when patients self-report AR: between ...

Neonatal rhinitis is the swelling of tissues inside the nose. Newborns with neonatal rhinitis may have difficulties breathing and trouble eating if it’s left untreated. Share on Pinterest Getty Images ...