Exercise rhinitis: Some people have airway problems only associated with sports and physical activities. This is not uncommon with dry or cold air, such as in colorado. Non-allergic nasal congestion and drainage may occur after running (exercise-induced rhinitis) or cold-air exposure (skier's nose). A similar disease is isolated exercise-induced asthma. A chronic sinus infection can also be underlying.
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