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Chronic coughing for over 8 months
Chronic coughing with post nasal drip for over 8 months. X rays show bronchitis. Has been on foracort 400 much for a few months and gradually stopped it in 15 days. Coughing started again after that. Has been on multiple allergy related medicines. Patient stays at home most of the time and cause of allergy is unclear. Has consulted ENT specialist and Pulmonologist so far to no benefit. Coughing starts immediately on stopping the medicine.  What to do?
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Hello. Hope you are doing well. Your symptoms could be related to a nasal problem ( sinusitis or allergy ). A nasal examination along with endoscopy would help in reaching a diagnosis
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Do visit an ENT specialist along with follow up with a pulmonologist in view of bronchitis.
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Need to rule out whether it is allergic bronchitis Both nose and chest need management in this case. Need to identify the allergen and treat with immunotherapy if required.
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Needs Nasal endoscopy and clinical assessment. sos CT PNS. Allergic skin prick test. consult for further management.
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steam inhalation TDS to drink luke warm water to change environment.
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Further evaluation needed. Test to be done
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Consult Immediately
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We need to do skin prick test to find the specific allergy. And start on immunotherapy. Sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT) is a needle-free allergy treatment where liquid drops containing tiny amounts of an allergen are placed under the tongue. Over time, this daily exposure trains the immune system to build a tolerance and reduces allergic reactions.
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Consult with ENT specialist for further opinion
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