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Eyes irritation and headache,nose block
Every day morning water coming from eyes , irritation and nose block while sleep .and morning headache and sneeze.
Daily facing same and eyes also very paining.
Screen not able to seen and work also not doing concentration
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Seems you are having allergic rhinitis.
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Take tab cetrizine 5mg one morning and one evening for 6 days.
Tab monteleukast 10mg one daily for 7 days.
Do regular steam inhalation with karvol capsule 2 to 3 times daily.
Use face mask while outdoors.While sleeping, you can put nasivion nasal drops 2 drops in each nostril.
Start doing regular pranayam.
Once you feel better, start using Avamys nasal spray, 2 puffs, just when nasal irritation starts.
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Hello, your symptoms suggest allergic rhinitis with eye involvement. This can cause sneezing, nose block, watery eyes, irritation, and morning headache.
Next Steps
Try to avoid dust, strong smells, and allergens as much as possible.
Wash your face and eyes with clean water after coming indoors.
Use a saline nasal spray to relieve nose block.
An antihistamine prescribed by a doctor can help with sneezing and eye irritation.
Health Tips
Since your symptoms are daily and affecting your concentration, it is best to consult an ENT or physician for proper examination and treatment.
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Your symptoms are likely allergic. Kindly connect with me for detailed evaluation on practo.
Next Steps
Get a patch test done for allergy screening.
Health Tips
Avoid places with dust. change bedsheets and pillow covers routinely.
Can take antihistamines at night
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I understand your concern and the symptoms you’re going through. It’s always better not to start random medicines without proper guidance, because every case is different and needs personalized advice.
If you’re still feeling unwell, you can reach out to me directly for a proper consultation. I’ll guide you step by step and clear all your doubts.
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These may be symptoms of allergic rhinitis. Confirm if you have any dust allergies or pollen allergies or allergy to any other substance.
Next Steps
Tablet Cetrizine 5mg, once daily at night for 3 days.
Health Tips
Avoid areas with lots of dust and pollen.
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This condition mainly occoured due to work related stress, over work and excessive screen time or allergy.
Next Steps
Visit an opthalmologist for thorough eye check up, for HEADACHE AND EYE IRRITATION.
Use TAB. COMBIFLAM 1 TABLET WHEN HEADACHE OCCURS (FOR EMERGENCY RELEAF, NOT FOR DAILY BASIS) AND TAB. LEVOCITRAZINE 10 mg ONCE DAILY for seven days for allergy.
NASIVION NASAL SPRAY for nose blockage
Health Tips
Try READING GLASSES, which reflects blue light AND KEEP SOME DISTANCE FROM COMPUTER.
Caution-
Over-use of combiflam can cause intestinal perforation.
Over-use of NASIVION NASAL SPRAY can cause nasal polyp.
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