Rhinitis can easily cause coughing because our nose is the entrance to the respiratory tract, and the nose, throat, trachea, and bronchi are all part of the respiratory tract. The nasal secretions flow backward into the nasopharynx, stimulating the mucous membrane of the pharynx, and a nerve reflex occurs, resulting in a constant coughing and coughing of the pharynx. In addition, for patients with allergic rhinitis, there is another disease called cough variant asthma. It is called cough variant asthma. It is a condition in which rhinitis in the nose causes hyperresponsiveness in the lower respiratory tract and asthma-like manifestations in the form of cough.