Based on your high IgE levels (682) and positive allergy tests for dust mites and cockroaches, your symptoms of persistent dry cough and 'cobblestone appearance' in the throat are classic indicators of Allergic Rhinosinusitis with Post-Nasal Drip (UACS). Since your PFT and Chest X-rays are normal, it rules out asthma or lower respiratory issues. Your CT scan shows a Deviated Nasal Septum (DNS) and sinus swelling, which often aggravates these symptoms. While nasal sprays and antihistamines provide symptomatic relief,
Next Steps
Sublingual Immunotherapy (SLIT) is a good long-term option to treat the root cause by desensitizing your immune system to specific allergens."
Health Tips
To reduce the allergen load at home, use dust-mite-proof mattress covers and wash your bedding in hot water (60°C) weekly. Since cockroach allergy is also present, ensure strict pest control in the kitchen and damp areas. Regular saline nasal rinses (Neti pot or spray) can also help clear the post-nasal drip mechanically
Immunotherapy (SLIT) is a long-term commitment, often taking 3-5 years for full effect, and should only be started under the supervision of an Allergist or ENT specialist. Do not discontinue your current antihistamines or nasal sprays abruptly, as 'rebound congestion' can occur. If you experience any sudden shortness of breath or wheezing, consult a doctor immediately"