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Cold not going away from 2 me months.
My cold is not going away I took medicines, then I was ok for couple of days ,then again my nose started running it starts at night while sleeping...plz suggest
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Your Cold may be related to Infection or allergy.
Infection - secretions will be thick , yellow or greenish.
Will subside with antibiotics and anticold medication.
Allergic- secretions are thin, watery.
Aggravated with dust, perfumes, cold weather.
Responds well with anti allergics.
Cold at evenings means..it could be allergic.
Next Steps
Do allergic profile , CBP. Meet an ENT specialist
Health Tips
Taking steam , keep your area warm will be beneficial.
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Dr. Gladson Guddappa Uchil
Allergist/Immunologist
26 yrs exp
Bangalore
Please meet an Allergist( ENT Surgeon who subspecialties in managing Airway Allergies) and undergo Skin Prick Tests for Allergen identification. This will help your Allergist counsel you your next course of action.
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