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Blocking of nose
For me cold will come when I eat cool items only. But now I am not talking any thing cold even though I am getting cold daily after eating food it is more of blocking nose. Before I doesn't have any health issues. I am not using medication also. For this cold only I am taking sometimes tablet.
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Dr. Yash Devckar
Head and Neck Surgeon
13 yrs exp
Mumbai
It can be Gustatory rhinitis. It is a condition where after eating nose can get blocked or you might have a runny nose or sneezing bouts. It can be severe or exclusive with hot or Spicy foods.
Sometimes it is also linked with over eating or a bloated/ distended stomach.
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You could start with avoiding Hot and Spicy foods.
Also eating smaller and more frequent meals could help.
Steroid sprays alone or in combination with Anti histamine might be helpful but you need to consult an ENT for taking them.
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