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Posted: **Thu Feb 07, 2019 10:38 am**

I have notice my nose is very runny, even when it is not cold outside. I know I have allergies (diagnosed) From when I was a teen. I have had allergies to grass, mold, trees, and sizing in clothing, Lobster, Crab, dyes and contrast.

Now I see articles about some food allergies can over stimulate the nose to be runny. What is the best way to find out what food causes this?

Janet

Posted: **Wed Feb 13, 2019 7:22 pm**

rhinitis (runny nose) is usually due to pollen, dust, animal allergens, moulds. It can be seasonal (hay fever) or perennial (dust mites, animals etc). Some types of food (chilli; hot and spicy food etc) can increase blood flow through the lining of the nose and make it 'run'. It is not an allergic reaction though

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How do I find what food causes my runny nose

How do I find what food causes my runny nose

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