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| Allergic rhinitis is the inflammation of the nose and nasal passages. This causes most of the acute upper respiratory infections seen throughout the year, but symptoms may be aggravated during the pollen or ragweed season. This is characterized by edema and vaso-dilation of the nasal mucous membrane, pain and swelling of the maxillary sinuses, nasal discharge, and/or obstruction. Causes may be due to bacterial or viral infections or simple allergy to any irritants inhaled, touched or ingested. Causes of allergic rhinitis can be tested by NTT and treated very effectively with non-invasive holistic approach known as NAET®. For more information on NTT, and NAET® treatments for allergies read "Say Goodbye To Illness (3rd Edition)" by Devi S. Nambudripad, M.D. (WI), D.C., L.Ac., Ph.D. (Acu.)
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