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Allergic problem in nose
Am having allergic problem in nose from the past 4 years
Using levo Citrozen and montelicast for every 3 days from one year
Recently I went to ent hospital
Doctor given
Deflazacort 12 mg tablet for morning and night
Cefpodoxmi proxetil 200 for mor and night
Ebastine and montelicast for night
Fluticasone propionate and azelastine hydrochloride spray for morning and night
Beclomethasone di propionate nasal drops for morning and night
And gastric and multivitamin tablet
Am using all but having a doubt on deflazacort 12mg with other tablet
Whether I have to use deflazacort tablet
Kindly guide
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Dr. Jaimini Thakkar
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
6 yrs exp
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short course will not harm
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Dr. Chandaa V J
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
6 yrs exp
Bangalore
Your current treating doctor and analysed the best and given you deflazacort
Short term steroid is no harm
Make sure u take it in tapering dose
And review after course is done
Continue Stroud spray - it is super safe as it has local action
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Dr. Ranvir Singh
Head and Neck Surgeon
17 yrs exp
New Delhi
Short term deflazacort can be used depending on the severity of symptoms given by pt and finding seen by treating doctors.
Next Steps
Discuss with treating doctor about deflazacort
Allergy profile test
Health Tips
Use mask
Avoid allergens
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Dr. Divya Shah
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
5 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hello,
Allergic problems since 1 year is quite a long time.
To answer your question I would rather say Tab Deflazacort is right now best treatment for u.. It's a steroid tablet that helps u to reduce your allergic symptoms.
Once your allergic symptoms are taken care of then gradually u will be shifted to steroidal nasal sprays and continue that spray for a longer time.
The next line of treatment is Undergo SKIN PRICK TEST to look for allergens and start immunotherapy for allergens, but this too is very costly and long term treatment.
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Continue given medication and Follow up your corresponding doctor for further management.
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