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What Do For Runny Nose?
Patients who suffer from a chronic runny nose can turn to Botox for relief, and now researchers say there is a less invasive way to deliver the treatment. In a German study researchers found that putting Botox-soaked sponges into a patient's nostrils for 30 minutes helped ease the post-nasal drip more than treatment with a saline placebo.
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Runny Nose May Increase Your Risk Of Developing Asthma
In this entry, I would like to discuss some recent findings on the association with "rhinitis" - inflammation of the nasal passages that... Read more »
Three Allergy Medications That May Solve Your Runny Nose Problem
Allergic Rhinitis (Hay Fever) affects about 30 million people in America and has increased in prevalence over the last 25 years. Allergy... Read more »
How Do I Know If It's a Cold or If I Have Asthma and/or Allergies?
Question: My child has had a runny nose, sneezing, wheezing, and coughing for a few weeks now. I thought it was just a winter cold, but now... Read more »
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Runny Nose
Source: Breastcancer.org
A runny nose happens when your body produces too much mucus to clear out viruses, bacteria, or other particles in your nasal passageways. A runny... Read more »
Q&A: Managing the side effects of Flomax
A patient taking Flomax says the medication helps manage symptoms of his enlarged prostrate but it also makes his nose run. Dr. Paul Donohue... Read more »
Rhinorrhea, Migraine and Headache Glossary
Rhinorrhea: thin watery discharge from the nose, "runny nose." Rhinorrhea is often a symptom of cluster headaches and sometimes of Migraines. You... Read more »
Vasomotor rhinitis
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Vasomotor rhinitis is a nonallergic condition that involves a constant runny nose, sneezing, and nasal congestion. See also: Allergic... Read more »
Vasomotor rhinitis
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Rhinitis - nonallergic; Idiopathic rhinitis; Nonallergic rhinitis Symptoms Runny nose Nasal congestion (stuffy nose) ... Read more »
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