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See Latest ArticlesEvolution of patients with nonallergic rhinitis supports conversion to allergic rhinitis
Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, 05/07/09
Rondon C et al. - Persistent moderate-to-severe rhinitis associated with asthma, conjunctivitis, or both and sensitization to aeroallergens are likely to appear at a later date in adults initially given diagnoses of NAR. A periodic re-evaluation of these patients might therefore be necessary.
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