Conclusion
SEASONAL ALLERGIC RHINITIS
Our findings conjure no strong evidence for the beneficial effects of using systemic steroids in addition to standard of care for treatment of seasonal allergic rhinitis during the peak of the pollen season. Hence, the use of intramuscular steroids in the treatment of seasonal allergic rhinitis must be questioned, not so much based on the risk of acute side effects, as for its limited efficacy. This was a limited sized study and further research is needed to conclude the result.