The symptoms of a runny nose and sneezing can include:
The causes of runny nose and sneezing can vary from person to person, and can be influenced by a number of factors including genetics, lifestyle, diet, environmental toxins, stress, and hormonal imbalances. Some common triggers include:
Functional medicine approaches to treating runny nose and sneezing involve identifying and addressing the underlying causes of the condition. Some common treatments include:
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Blood Tests
GetTested’s Allergy Test Small measures 38 different items, covering 95% of the most common allergies. An allergic reaction does not always trigger severe symptoms; it can also cause milder or more diffuse symptoms, such as a runny nose or a rash. This home test is analysed at a professional, ISO-certified lab. You perform the test at home using a simple blood finger test.
Please note that histamine intolerance can cause symptoms similar to an allergic reaction. For those who want to test their food intolerances as well, consider our extended test, which assesses a total of 78 food and non-food items.
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Blood Tests
Determine the cause behind symptoms such as headaches, stomach discomfort, and itching with GetTested’s Histamine Intolerance Test. This home-based blood test measures DAO enzyme levels to assess if histamine intolerance is the underlying issue, providing a clear path to managing your symptoms effectively.
Since histamine intolerance and allergies can present with similar symptoms, we also offer an Allergy Test for those looking to explore potential allergic reactions further.
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Stool Tests
GetTested’s Gut Microbiome Test Large is the test for you who want a comprehensive overview of your gut health. Many health problems arise from imbalances in our gut and this test is an in-depth analysis of your gut by measuring the presence of bacteria, yeast, the pH of the stool and digestive functions, such as pancreatic elastase, bile acids, digestive residues, as well as alpha-1 antitrypsin, calprotectin and secretory IgA.
If you’re dealing with IBS, consider combining this with our SIBO Test to further investigate potential root causes of your symptoms.
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