This book offers an in-depth look at allergic rhinitis and various techniques for its management. Allergic rhinitis, while a cause of worry for a patient, can also be a challenge for specialists. That is why specialists should be well informed about the pathophysiology, and new analytic and therapeutic approaches related to the disease. This book presents a selection of significant aspects connected to allergic rhinitis. It includes an explanation of inventive translational methods allowing for the amalgamation of animal and human models. Contributing writers give an advanced evaluation of clinical features of allergic rhinitis in children, its involvement with bronchial asthma and other co-morbid circumstances. The readers will gain valuable information from this book.