Chronic Running Nose & Allergic Rhinitis Treatment in Jangpura, Delhi

Effective treatment for persistent issues

A runny or blocked nose that keeps coming back is often due to allergic rhinitis, chronic sinus problems or irritation of the nasal lining. Because the nose and lungs are closely linked, it often goes hand in hand with cough and asthma.

Common symptoms

  • Constant or recurring runny nose
  • Nasal blockage
  • Sneezing and itching
  • Post-nasal drip causing cough
  • Reduced sense of smell

How we help

  • Finding out whether the cause is allergic or non-allergic
  • Allergy testing where helpful
  • Nasal sprays and medicines matched to the cause
  • ENT referral if a structural problem is suspected

This page is for general information and is not a substitute for medical advice. Please consult a doctor for diagnosis and treatment.

QUICK ANSWERS

Chronic Running Nose – Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my nose keep running?

A nose that keeps running or stays blocked is often due to allergic rhinitis, chronic sinus problems or irritation of the nasal lining. A doctor can tell whether the cause is allergic or non-allergic.

Can a runny nose cause a cough?

Yes. Mucus dripping down the back of the throat (post-nasal drip) can cause a long-lasting cough, which is why nose and lung problems often occur together.

When should I see a doctor for a runny nose?

See a doctor if the symptoms last for weeks, keep returning, affect your sleep, or come with cough, wheeze or reduced sense of smell.

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