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Yes, many people with lupus experience a constant runny nose. According to my knowledge base, some members of MyLupusTeam have reported having sinusitis all year long, with symptoms like constant sinus drainage, which can lead to a sore throat and other discomforts. Changes in weather, such as rain, sleet, or snow, can also Show Full Answer
Yes, all of my life. Everyone attributed it to allergies, but this was year round and didn't really make sense. I never reported this as a symptom to my Rheumatologist as I didn't make the correlation, but shortly after my DX of ESL and starting on Hydroxychloraquin, I realized the runny nose was no longer an everyday thing and that while I know I have allergies, I can now attribute them to seasonal pollens...this makes sense! What still doesnt make sense to me is that my runny nose usually only happens on one side, as well as one-sided watery eye at times. (Not always the same side!) I feel for you. Not a devestating symptom, but an annoying one, for sure! (And the price of tissues is rising!!!)
I have very dry eyes and mouth. My Dr. said it was was Sjogrens. It is a companion condition of Lupus. When your eyes are dry it causes runny nose.
Constant. Yup. Just gotta let it flow! Let it flow!
Yes, I have no known allergies and I don’t have a cold, but yet I have a constant runny nose! Would like to know why, it’s very annoying!
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