Rhinitis allergica nutritiveJ30.1
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Allergic-inflammatory disease of the nasal mucosa (and the conjunctiva), which is related in time to exposure to nutritive allergens (when specific sensitization is present)
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Very rare
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Among the known (pollen) allergens of seasonal rhinitis, cross-reactions with food are often found, which cause "food allergies" when the allergens are exposed. The incidence of such cross-reactions is variable: for tree pollinists, the incidence varies between 45 and 75% depending on the research group.
Even non-pollinated food allergies can in individual cases trigger bronchial asthma, allergic rhinoconjunctivitis or migraine attacks.
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Rhinitis allergica as a monoorganic reaction to nutritive allergens is an absolute rarity. Combinations (e.g. rhinitis allergica + gastrointestinal symptoms) of different allergic organ manifestations are almost always present simultaneously (see also oral allergy syndrome).