Allergic rhinitis is a common problem that can be divided into two main types: seasonal and persistent (non-seasonal) rhinitis. Allergic reactions triggered by various allergens can complicate the lives of many people, especially if the triggers are not recognized in time. Symptoms are often bothersome and can affect daily activities. Seasonal Rhinitis Seasonal rhinitis, also known as hay fever, typically occurs due to outdoor allergens such as pollen, grass, trees, or weeds. In contrast, persistent rhinitis is triggered by allergens present in the home or workplace environment, and this form can persist throughout the year. Identifying the appropriate treatment and the triggering allergens is an important step in alleviating symptoms.…