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2020-08-23 17:04:08
I am not going out anywhere and staying in home and eating only homefood. But at sometimes I get sneezes continuosly. I noticed when ever I eat banana I get lot of sneezes and I am not even exposed to dust. I am currently using Montelukast levocitrizen tablets which were prescribed to me by a doctor long back. Anyway I can avoid these continuous Sneezing?
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Hi noted above history. As a seasonal allergy and symptoms due changes in weather along with dietary lifestyle are bound to continue if you are allergic.
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