Guide To The Causes Of Chronic Rhinitis
Not Getting Enough Sleep

Sleep is the way our bodies are able to reset itself and keep us mentally and physically healthy. One of the easiest changes individuals can make to improve their overall health is to get more regular sleep. Sleep deprivation immensely drains the immune system and can worsen the symptoms of numerous conditions such as rhinitis, and can put an individual at risk for developing cardiovascular diseases, high blood pressure, stroke, and diabetes. Sleep deprivation can also weaken the immune system, making an individual more susceptible to the common cold and developing acute or chronic rhinitis. If an individual's rhinitis never seems to improve, they should take a look at their lifestyle to see if there are any small changes they can make to help their immune system improve and to also get a better, more restful night's sleep.
Next, take cover and find out how temperature and weather changes affect the nose.