Allergic rhinitis: Is it ‘just hay fever’?

Allergic rhinitis (AR) is the most common allergic disorder in Australia.¹ Despite this, it is often underdiagnosed and undertreated.¹ In fact, many patients attempt to self-manage their AR even without a clinical diagnosis and often fail to recognise the severity of their symptoms.² As a healthcare professional, you can help them effectively manage their AR by matching the right treatment for the right symptoms at the right time.¹

Learn from the expert. Watch Professor Richard Harvey — Rhinologist and ENT surgeon (Sydney ENT Clinic, Darlinghurst, NSW), discuss a patient-centred approach to AR management. In a series of short videos, find out about the burden of AR; understand how to diagnose AR and differentiate it from other common upper respiratory tract infections; explore patient perspectives for treatment selection; and recognise guideline recommendations for the treatment of moderate-to-severe AR symptoms, including the role of combination treatments e.g. Dymista^® 125/50.