Coryza is acute. Running nose, more or less watery/thin discharge, and generally resembles a common cold.
Catarrh is chronic. The discharges are more thick, the sinuses too might have got affected, and the problem lingers on for weeks/months. A thin discharge may also be considered as cattarh, if it is long lasting and is present since a few weeks, and there is no let up.
Answered2021-04-11 11:50:24
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