In most cases, runny noses go away on their own. Generally, they don’t need treatment. But there are exceptions, including: 1. Sinus infections: Sinus infections c… See more

Rhinorrhea typically runs its course. There’s nothing you can do to immediately stop it. It usually goes away in time. But certain at-home remedies and medicines may provid… See more

How long a runny nose lasts depends on the underlying cause. With a viral infection, such as a cold, a runny or stuffy nose can last up to 10 to 14 days. A runny nose from allergies us… See more

In some cases, a runny nose can lead to mild complications, including: 1. Postnasal drip: Excess mucus can build up and drip down the back of your throat. This can make your … See more

You can’t always prevent a runny nose. But there are steps you can take to try to avoid getting a viral infection. Here are some simple tips to stop germs from spreading: 1. Wash your … See more