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"Rhinorrhea". Literally diarrhea for your nose. TIL.
This phenomenon is why I like my Pho on the spicy side, especially if I have a cold. The spicier the better, cleans out the sinuses, lol
This is why I have to save Vietnamese food for like the twelfth date
Pho would be the first date and it's usually only spicy if you make it that way. ;)
A runny nose can also be caused by reflux, particularly if it happens after food that is not spicy such as fatty foods or big meals. It's often overlooked because it's not the typical heartburn symptom.
because the acid irritates the nasal passages too, causing hypersecretion.
Another related term I learned recently is exercise-induced rhinitis. I get that once or twice a year after jogging outside when there's a lot of pollen in the air
That sounds like pollen induced rhinitis.
also its a symptom of ashtma, ahstma isnt just wheezing and bronchial spasms, its also the rhinitis.
It's an allergy. It can trigger inflammation in upper airways, in the lower, or both. When you have asthma, that inflammation usually means fun times. My sister had this exact combo (pollen and fungal spores allergy, rhinitis, asthma). It's rough.
I get a runny nose in cold weather without fail, like 5°C or less, it gets all red too, it's pretty embarrassing and makes me put on extra concealer I'd prefer to go without. Anyone else?
That's normal. So is getting a runny nose after eating spicy food or during exercise. People just want to feel special so they make up stuff like this.
If it's cold my nose is like a leaky faucet.
My nose also runs nonstop if I'm tired enough, which is embarrassing and disgusting. Like I will literally just have snot dripping out of my nose if my hands are full and I'm not constantly blowing or wiping it. I feel like a toddler.
I think it's pretty common and it turns out it's just condensation.