Allergic rhinitis (AR) is a common disorder that constitutes a considerable burden both for the individual patient and the society. It is important due to its high prevalence, adverse effects on the quality of life and sleep, impairment of work/school performance and the links with other comorbidities. Its prevalence is estimated as 5-40% with a tendency to increase. [1,2] Beyond the data collected from studies performed on large populations, an important contribution to
Conclusion:Our results demonstrate that prevalence of allergic rhinitis is lower in ankylosing spondylitis patients. However, clinical and pathophysiological features of allergic rhinitis accompanying autoimmune diseases must be investigated in further trials.