How to distinguish between cold and rhinitis? Is rhinitis continuous?

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Now people have all kinds of diseases. Now small diseases can make people feel very uncomfortable. Now many people will have rhinitis, this problem is bothering many people. Especially in winter, many people don't know whether they have rhinitis or a cold. So, how to distinguish between rhinitis and cold? Now, I'd like to give you a brief introduction, hoping to help people who don't know whether they have rhinitis, understand their own body in time, and find a suitable treatment according to their own physical problems. Let's take a look at the following.

How to distinguish between cold and rhinitis? Is rhinitis continuous?

First, the cold is highly contagious. If you have a cold and the people around you don't pay attention to protection, you may be infected. Allergic rhinitis is not contagious, but can be inherited due to family reasons. Therefore, for people with allergic rhinitis in their families, we should pay attention to asthma, skin allergy and other symptoms, which can be inherited.

Second: if we have a cold, our sneezing or runny nose and other symptoms are often continuous, there will be symptoms for several days, but with the control of the cold, the disease will gradually improve. After a long time, the degree of illness is weak. And the attack of allergic rhinitis is a burst of time, the number of times in a day is more frequent, in the morning or after smelling the pungent taste, the disease will attack, after the attack will become normal.

Third: the runny nose of allergic rhinitis or sneezing are clear water like nasal discharge, and sneezing is less when the cold, the degree of itching is not very obvious. Nasal congestion is obvious and persistent. At the same time, when a cold, weakness, chills, fever, headache and other symptoms may appear. Rhinitis is only manifested as nasal symptoms, may also be accompanied by skin allergies and other symptoms.

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The causes of colds and rhinitis are also different. A cold is caused by a lower body temperature and a cold. It may also be caused by excessive fatigue or virus such as nose disease. Allergic rhinitis is caused by natural pollen, dust or other environment, which is easy to occur in allergic people.