Sneezing is not only a symptom of allergic rhinitis, but also a symptom of other rhinitis and sinusitis. In addition to sneezing, allergic rhinitis has the following symptoms. To know whether you are suffering from allergic rhinitis, you can go to the hospital for immunological examination and puncture test. 1. Runny nose. The vast majority of patients will have a runny nose. Unlike the thick snot that comes out from patients with wind and fever colds and rhinitis, they come out with clear snot. In some patients who are more seriously ill, sometimes, the runny nose will flow down unconsciously, making the patients very embarrassed. 2.Itchy nose. A large proportion of patients will have the symptom of itchy nose. If a person is always sneezing, but there is no itching in the nose, it may be some other nasal disease. Some patients whose allergen is pollen will also experience itchy eyes and itchy ears. 3. Blocked nose. The patient’s state of nasal congestion may be constant or may come at intervals, and is different for each patient. In addition, patients are mostly exposed to allergens before sneezing, and sneeze more than three times. The episodes tend to occur in the morning upon waking or at night. When you suspect that you have a certain nasal disease, do not purchase your own medication to treat it, but let your doctor diagnose exactly which nasal disease you are suffering from and take medication for that disease.