DOI: 10.36347/sjams.2016.v04i05.056

Pages: 1726-1728

A prospective study, of clinical profile of 64 patients of allergic rhinitis, majority, under 10 years of age, is reported. Patients, at first reports, generally, have acquired co-morbidities, needing surgical intervention. The disease appears to have very early onset, even in infancy. Less than, half of the cases, have family history of similar symptoms. Serious health and developmental consequences of the condition, in children, are well characterized. The findings of study, emphasize, serious need for clinical monitoring, for early diagnosis and medical care, to prevent such sequelae of allergic rhinitis in pediatric patients.