Foods also cause rhinitis?

Every time I eat spicy, hot and spicy foods, I have runny nose, stuffy nose, sneezing, sometimes swollen lips, eyes, rash on the skin ... Did I have rhinitis due to food?

As described, you have rhinitis due to food. Symptoms of foodborne rhinitis can occur or get worse after eating certain foods or using alcohol. Food allergies often cause nasal symptoms (such as runny nose, stuffy nose) and many other organs such as swelling of the lips, eyes, rash on the skin, difficulty breathing, vomiting ...

Beer, wine and other alcoholic drinks can cause stuffy nose and runny nose by direct stretching of blood vessels in the nose of alcohol. Some cases of nasal congestion after eating some foods, especially spicy, hot and spicy foods, may be due to nerve stimulation.

The most important measure is to find and solve the causes of disease as well as thoroughly to avoid the factors that make the disease worse. Treatment with ipratropium to reduce symptoms of runny nose, use vasoconstrictors (such as ephedrine, xylomethazoline ...) to reduce symptoms of stuffy nose. Antihistamines also work well with sneezing and runny nose symptoms in viral rhinitis due to viruses and other nasal diseases.

It is best to stay away from spicy, hot foods including beer, wine to prevent.