1. Plural of pollinosis; allergic reactions caused by exposure to pollen, typically characterized by sneezing, nasal congestion, and itchy eyes.
Usage: Medical term; Often used interchangeably with 'hay fever'

Examples

• Many people suffer from pollinoses during spring when trees and grasses release their pollen.
• Pollinoses affect millions of individuals worldwide, particularly in temperate climates.
• Antihistamines are commonly prescribed to manage the symptoms of pollinoses.
• The prevalence of pollinoses has increased over the past few decades.
• Patients with pollinoses often experience relief when pollen counts are low.