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Allergic rhinitis with ACE 800cucells/mm
Hello doctor,, my AEC is 800cucells/mm.. I was diagnosed as allergic rhinitis. I am taking anti histamines orally and steroid inhaler.. How long have to be used those medications?? If I use those medications is my eosinophil count comes to normal??
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Hi. I understand your concern s. Allergic rhinitis usually requires treat ment based on your triggers. Do not worry about test results as treating the patient with symptoms is more important than treating the reports. So stick to the treatment if you are feeling better. You can consult a qualified allergist for a detailed examination and identify triggers.
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You may have to take steroid nasal spray a couple of months. The doctor will the suggest to taper it off depending on your clinical evaluation.
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