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Revision as of 21:02, 21 December 2016

Editor-In-Chief: C. Michael Gibson, M.S., M.D. [1]

Allergic rhinitis				Nonallergic rhinitis								Occupational rhinitis			Other rhinitis syndromes
Seasonal	Perennial	Episodic		Vasomotor rhinitis				Gustatory rhinitis	Infectious		NARES	Caused by protein and chemical allergens, IgE-mediated	Caused by chemical respiratory sensitizers, immune mechanism uncertain	Work-aggravated rhinitis	Hormonally induced		Drug-induced					Atrophic rhinitis	Rhinitis associated with inflammatory-immunologic disorders
				Irritant triggered	Cold air	Exercise	Undetermined or poorly defined triggers		Acute	Chronic					Gestational	Menstrual cycle related	Rhinitis medicamentosa	Oral contraceptives	Antihypertensives and cardiovascular agents	Aspirin/NSAIDs	Other drugs		Granulomatous infections	Wegener granulomatosis	Sarcoidosis	Midline granuloma	Churg-Strauss	Relapsing polychondritis	Amyloidosis

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 ==Overview==
 ==Classification==
-There are two types of rhiniti:
-#[[Allergic rhinitis]]
-#[[Nonallergic rhinitis]]
+<SMALL><SMALL>
+{| class="wikitable"
+! colspan="4" |Allergic rhinitis
+! colspan="8" |Nonallergic rhinitis
+! colspan="3" |Occupational rhinitis
+! colspan="15" |Other rhinitis syndromes
+|-
+!Seasonal
+!Perennial
+! colspan="2" |Episodic
+! colspan="4" |Vasomotor rhinitis
+!Gustatory rhinitis
+! colspan="2" |Infectious
+!NARES
+!Caused by protein and chemical allergens, IgE-mediated
+!Caused by chemical respiratory sensitizers, immune mechanism uncertain
+!Work-aggravated rhinitis
+! colspan="2" |Hormonally induced
+! colspan="5" |Drug-induced
+!Atrophic rhinitis
+! colspan="7" |Rhinitis associated with inflammatory-immunologic disorders
+|-
+! colspan="4" |
+|Irritant triggered
+|Cold air
+|Exercise
+|Undetermined or poorly defined triggers
+|
+|Acute
+|Chronic
+|
+| colspan="3" |
+|Gestational
+|Menstrual cycle related
+|Rhinitis medicamentosa
+|Oral contraceptives
+|Antihypertensives and cardiovascular agents
+|Aspirin/NSAIDs
+|Other drugs
+|
+|Granulomatous infections
+|Wegener granulomatosis
+|Sarcoidosis
+|Midline granuloma
+|Churg-Strauss
+|Relapsing polychondritis
+|Amyloidosis
+|}
+</SMALL></SMALL>
 ==References==
 {{reflist|2}}