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Cold since January
I get cold during winters every year which seems to vanish in the summertime. During these colder months, I have blocked nose, wheezing when I sleep(not on all days) , sneezing in the morning and runny nose all day. Itchy eyes on certain days. And I find myself breathing from my mouth. Itchy nose as well.
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Hi. I understand your concerns. What you have is due to allergic rhinitis and bronchitis which can be treated appropriately with proper medications. Open a private consult for me to explain the problem and send you treatment prescription .
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Dr. Santosh Jha
Respiratory Medicine
11 yrs exp
Delhi
consult a Pulmonologist and start medications.. evaluate yourself for bronchial asthma as well!
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Dr. P M Anbumaran
Pulmonologist
12 yrs exp
Chennai
Do a online consultation with a pulmonologist for further evaluation and management
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Dr. Neha Magaji
Pulmonologist
13 yrs exp
Bangalore
Good evening . Typically symptoms of cold occurring during winters is a sign of allergic rhinitis and the wheezing sound is the bronchitis associated . You can remain symptom free during this period . Consider for a consult for detailed explanation regarding why this happens during winters and how it can be prevented / controlled
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