Excerpt from Hay Fever and Its Successful Treatment by Superficial Organic Alteration of the Nasal Mucous Membrane
The attack usually begins with a sensation of itching in the nostrils, which soon becomes very intense, and causes violent and prolonged sneezing. A pricking, burning sensation in the inner canthi, followed by profuse lachrymation, may accompany this symptom, or constitute the first evidence of the access. Very soon the nose becomes occluded through turgescence of its lining membrane, and respiration through it is practically impossible. A watery discharge appears, which soon becomes very profuse, and its strongly alkaline character causes it to irritate the nostrils and the upper lip, sufficiently sometimes to give rise to painful excoriations.
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