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What is causing constant itchiness in the nose?
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Allergies?: The most common answer would be allergies, especially if you have discharge along with the itchiness. Other common symptoms that can go along with a nasal itch could be runny/red eyes and a dry cough. See if you can find out what might make your symptoms worse, like animals, pollens, perfumes, or dust. Also, ask your primary care provider.
Answered 6/14/2018
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