How do other illnesses affect vasomotor rhinitis?

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There are several ways that other illnesses affect vasomotor rhinitis. Very often, nonallergic rhinitis stems from a viral infection such as influenza (flu) or a cold and becomes chronic. Health problems such as asthma, cystic fibrosis, and lupus can cause or aggravate the disease.

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Nose Disorders

Your nose plays a very important part in maintaining your health. As you breathe it filters out the bad stuff in the air like dust and germs. It also moistens the air as you breathe so that your lungs stay hydrated and healthy. You can be miserable if your nose is injured or irritated, whatever the cause. Nose disorders can range from a simple nosebleed or a runny nose that can be treated at home to more serious disorders such as nasal polyps (growths) or a deviated septum (a twist in the wall that separates the two sides of your nose) that may require surgery. Whatever the cause of your nose problem, it's important to know that you can usually be helped by seeing an ear, nose and throat (ENT) doctor.

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