Part I of this review classified and defined the causes of chronic rhinitis, describing in detail the etiology and pathophysiology of allergic rhinitis. Part II focuses on the nonallergic (non-IgE) causes of chronic rhinitis, concentrating on their clinical presentations, differential characteristics, and known or speculative pathophysiology. A comprehensive understanding of the allergic and nonallergic conditions associated with symptomatic rhinitis should aid the clinician in the appropriate diagnosis and treatment of patients with chronic rhinitis.
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