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A runny nose is never any fun, especially when it comes with a cold or allergies. It can interrupt your daily life, making you reach for the tissue box every few minutes. But what is a runny nose exactly? A runny nose is a nasal discharge of mucus. Your doctor might use the term “rhinorrhea” to diagnose the runny nose. “Rhino” is a Greek prefix meaning “nose,” and “–rrhea” means “flow” or “discharge.”

Here are simple steps you can take to relieve your symptoms:
– Get plenty of rest: When you’re not feeling well, it’s crucial to get plenty of sleep so your body can heal. Plus, resting will give you a much-needed break from blowing your nose!
– Drink more fluids: Sipping lots of water and clear chicken broth will help thin your mucus and allow it to drain faster from your nose and sinuses. Drinking hot tea or milk can also have a soothing, warming effect.
– Use a saline nasal spray or drops: Using a gentle saline nasal spray or drops three to four times a day can help stop a runny nose and make it easier to breathe. The saline solution will help soothe the mucous membranes inside the nose

Every seasonal runny nose is not bacterial. it could be viral, fungal or even parasitic…..

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