The symptoms of acute and chronic rhinitis

    The following symptoms do not necessarily occur separately, but rather often occur concurrently. 
    Except for the allergies, most of the symptoms mentioned here are bacterial infections in the nasal 
    mucous membranes.     The main pathogens are suppurative microorganisms such as staphylococcus aureus  
    and haemolytic streptococci. These bacteria often onset from a cold or flu.

   Nasal drip: An excess of watery mucous comes from excretory cells following a bacterial sinus infection and 
inflammation, a cold and in rare cases they cause allergy or chemical reaction. The most common cause is bacterial 
infection of flu and/or colds. Although the mucous discharge is watery at first, as the symptoms persist it becomes 
sticky and green, showing signs of bacterial sinusitis. When the watery mucous drips onto the throat it is referred to 
as post nasal drip.

   Allergic rhinitis: Whatever the cause of the allergy is, if the watery mucous discharge persists over a long period 
of time the affected area becomes infected by bacteria. The symptoms are similar to bacterial inflammation; 
sticky mucous, post nasal drip, bad smell, green mucous and so on.

    Nasal blockage /  obstruction / congestion: Pus and sticky mucus block the nasal cavity. Even if the patient 
   tries to blow the nose, they cannot remove the sticky mucus from the nasal cavity. This often develops to empyema, 
   with some difficulty in breathing through the nose.

   Ozena (odour of nose): The sticky mucus, pus, abscess and blood bind together creating a condition called empyema, 
   producing a bad smell. Often the infected and inflamed area is located at the deep end of the sinus cavity. Persistent 
   treatment is required to cure the inflammation, to eradicate the pus and prevent the treated area from producing pus.

   Pollen allergy, sensitive mucous membrane: The patient may have genetic allergic tendency to react to pollens, 
   but often the direct cause of the symptoms is chronic sinus inflammation stemming from flu or a cold. Once the 
   inflammation is properly treated, most of the pollen allergy symptoms will disappear. Use the gauze remedy and
   nebulizer for a treatment.

   Migraine, pain in the face and nasal membrane: The sinus inflammation may be one of the causes. 
    Use the Gauze Remedy and nebulizer for a treatment.