he Institute of Sport, Exercise and Health’s Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist, Julie Moore, spoke to Stylist Magazine to shed light on exercise-induced rhinitis, its symptoms, and effective management techniques.
This condition involves nasal symptoms such as congestion, runny nose, sneezing, and eye irritation triggered by physical activity. Unlike allergies, exercise-induced rhinitis stems from factors like increased airflow, temperature changes, and dry air during exercise.
Julie shared practical advice to help people better understand and manage its symptoms.
