Regarding sore throat and breathing prob

2020-05-26 05:21:55
I have some dry nose and sore throat every time last 10 years,and sometimes also feeling shortness of breath.I have consulted many doctors, some of them said it's a nasal allergy and gave some nasal spray but it's not working properly.. then someone told me consult the pulmonologist.. I met a pulmonologist.. and they suggested me for some test such as chest X ray, FENO, PFT, and CBC, but my all test seems normal... What's going on, I don't know ...please suggest me ...
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Clinical examination plays a better role in your case, as you are saying you have done all reports and its normal.. In Allergic rhinitis all reports usually comes normal & it is a clinical diagnosis... But for Asthma, your PFT can't be normal.. So it can be only allergic rhinitis or it can be Sinusitis also, where due to post nasal drip you can feel sore throat repeatedly. Or sometimes it can be nothing but a bit of Anxious nature & stressful life, which is making you to think over your minor problems again & again
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consult a Pulmonologist Physically, for your queries & clinical examination

Answered2020-05-26 14:12:25

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Hi noted above history and related issues. Would like to know more elaboration in history and the reports ? To be able to guide you!!
Next Steps
Allergic medication to be prescribed along with preventative treatment like vaccination and many more depending on your reports.
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Online chat via app to pulmonologist will be helpful in lockdown.

Answered2020-05-26 08:11:59

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It might be Allergic Rhinitis with possible airway disease. As you done all the investigations and all reports seems normal.
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Get Pulmonologist consultation.

Answered2020-05-26 06:08:28

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Hi, from your description it seems to be allergic rhinitis with suspected bronchial asthma. Consult ENT specialist for the same.

Answered2020-05-26 05:52:24

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Hi. I understand your concern s. You have allergic rhinitis. Consult a qualified allergist for the same

Answered2020-05-26 05:26:01

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