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Can chronic post nasal drip no allergy b caused by an irritant, something that a person's nose is sensitive to? ex. car exhaust, air pollution, perf
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Yes: It is called vasomotor rhintis and a nasal spray can help. You should be tested by an allergist to rule out environmental allergies first. The two conditions can coexist.
Answered 8/1/2013
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