Dear Madam,
Based on the symptoms you have describedâclear watery nasal discharge in the morning, frequent sneezing, occasional redness of the eyes, and improvement later in the dayâthe most likely possibility is Allergic Rhinitis (Nasal Allergy). This is a very common condition, especially in cities like Delhi where exposure to dust, pollution, pollen, and seasonal allergens is high.
Common triggers include:
⢠House dust mites
⢠Dust and air pollution
⢠Pollen
⢠Weather changes
⢠Pet dander
⢠Mold exposure
The redness in your eyes may also indicate allergic conjunctivitis, which often occurs along with nasal allergies.
I would suggest the following:
âï¸ Avoid exposure to dust and smoke as much as possible.
âï¸ Wear a mask when going outdoors or while cleaning.
âï¸ Wash your face and rinse your nose after returning home.
âï¸ Keep your bedroom free from dust and wash bed linens regularly in hot water.
âï¸ Stay well hydrated.
âï¸ If symptoms are severe or recurrent, consult an ENT specialist or an allergist. Allergy testing may be considered in selected cases.
If your symptoms are accompanied by fever, thick yellow/green nasal discharge, facial pain, breathing difficulty, wheezing, or symptoms lasting for several weeks, a detailed evaluation is necessary to rule out sinusitis, asthma, or other underlying conditions.
In my clinical practice, I frequently see patients with recurrent allergic rhinitis. A detailed history including seasonal variation, family history of allergies, environmental triggers, and associated symptoms is important before planning an individualized treatment approach.
With appropriate treatment and avoidance of triggers, most patients experience significant improvement in their symptoms and quality of life.
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Dr. Jyothi Kadkol
Health Global Homoeopathy
Vijaynagar And Whitefiled(Hoodi)
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Answered2026-07-26 09:44:27
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