For many us, spring and early summer means sneezing and a runny nose. And while most people experiencing these symptoms tend to think they have hayfever or sinusitis, it’s very likely to be allergic rhinitis. But what is allergic rhinitis, and how and why does it happen? Allergic rhinitis happens Read more…
Air pollution is a reality most of us face daily. And while we all know it’s harmful to the environment and contributes to global warming, it also is essential to take note of how it affects people with allergies.
And there are many options at your disposal to treat a blocked nose – from your pharmacist to your GP; Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist (ENT) and an allergist. But where should you seek treatment?