Does the runny nose and dizziness stop immediately after you stop running? As you can see, you need to speak with someone directly to answer these questions completely, and an ear-nose-and-throat surgeon (otolaryngologist) would likely be a good place to start. You are on track in thinking that dizziness can be related to fluid or mucous that builds up and involves the inner ear. You also could have some issues with sinus drainage that starts with the pounding that happens when you run. It could be that the exposure to cold or hot weather outside, or the allergens in the air as you run are involved.
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