Which symptom did the patient not report that is commonly associated with allergic rhinitis?

In the case of allergic rhinitis, patients typically report symptoms such as nasal itching, frequent sneezing, and sinus pressure due to the inflammation and response triggered by allergens. These symptoms are directly related to the nasal passages and can lead to discomfort and secondary effects on the sinuses.

Throat pain, while it can occasionally occur in conjunction with allergic rhinitis—particularly if postnasal drip is present—is not a hallmark symptom of this condition. Instead, throat pain is more commonly associated with infections, such as viral illnesses or strep throat, rather than with the allergic process itself. Therefore, it stands out as a symptom that the patient did not report, aligning with the typical presentation of allergic rhinitis symptoms.