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Allergies cold
I am always suffering with cold watery eyes sore throat sneezing blocked nose I am taking antibiotics it gives some relives but after 1 or 2 days something is started, even I won't take a cold water or any fruits which creates problems please suggest me spray tablets etc which gives me relieve
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For permanent relief you need allergy testing and desensitisation, but for the time being you can use fluticasone furoate nasal spray 2 puff each nostril thrice a day tapering as symptoms lessens, and tab montelukast fexofenadine bed time, and avoid exposure to the allergens and triggers which aggravates your symptoms
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I would suggest u get a proper evaluation and if needed an allergy test.
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Spray and Tablets Will Give You a Temporary Relief You need to be Evaluated With CLINICAL Consultation
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Dr. Gladson Guddappa Uchil
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