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  • Local allergic rhinitis (LAR) is a distinct condition characterized by Type 2 nasal inflammation mediated by local IgE.
  • It differs from systemic allergic rhinitis and cannot be accurately diagnosed using standard skin prick or blood IgE tests.

Approach:

  • A systematic literature review of PubMed and Science Direct databases was conducted, supplemented by manual searches.
  • Keywords included "local allergic rhinitis," "entopy," "local Immunoglobulin E," and "nasal specific Immunoglobulin E" from 1947 to 2022.

Key Points:

  • Diagnosis of LAR necessitates a nasal allergen challenge.
  • LAR exhibits local IgE-mediated Type 2 inflammation within the nasal passages.
  • Standard systemic allergy tests are insufficient for LAR diagnosis.

Conclusions:

  • LAR represents a novel clinical entity requiring further research into its prevalence, diagnostic criteria, and therapeutic outcomes.
  • Current allergic rhinitis treatments, including allergen-specific immunotherapy (AIT), show potential efficacy in managing LAR.
  • This review aims to foster a consensus on LAR research and diagnosis, stimulating further investigation.