Allergic Rhinitis is an atopic disease. Allergy is a type-1 hypersensitivity reaction that produces IgE antibodies to allergens i.e, pollen, dust, cold, and heat. In Ayurveda, various symptoms of Vataja pratishaya like Tanu Nasa Srava, Shirashoola, and Kshavathu are more relevant to symptoms of Allergic rhinitis.
Multiple formulations are administered by different routes to treat allergic rhinitis. Nasal route act on systemic as well as local drug delivery route. Different dosage form through nasal routes includes nasal spray, nasal drops, nasal powders, nasal gels, and nasal inserts.
Long-term use of modern nasal sprays can damage the tissue, causing infection and pain. Sometimes it swells even more than before. If the person continues to use it, this swelling can get more severe and lead to permanent swelling of the tissue. Hence Herbal nasal spray may help to overcome these side effects.   
Ayurveda medicine makes up an important component of the trend toward alternative medicine. Bala is an Ayurvedic medicine that is used to treat Influenza, Headache, Nasal Congestion, Cough, and Wheezing. Secondly, Haridra has been used for ages in different inflammatory conditions of the respiratory tract due to active ingredients like curcumin. Previous research studies proved that Adaraka (Ginger) has alkaloids Gingerol, gingerdione, and zingiberene which are anti-oxidant, antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, anti-asthmatic, and Mucolytic in action.
The merits of the Nasal delivery route are that it ensures rapid absorption by both systemic and local drug delivery routes. Also, very few preparations of Nasal Spray are available in Ayurveda pharma companies that signify the industrial applicability of the product. Hence, in this present study, an attempt will make to prepare an herbal nasal spray for symptomatic treatment of allergic rhinitis.