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Congestion in nose and whooping cough
I have since 10 years occasional congested nose which result in upper throat infection and before couple of years I became allergic to oily things which cause whooping cough with some times chest pain . The symptoms does not remain persistent if I take amocylin it goes away . But with simple allergies I feel congested chest and whooping cough again . By using duanase nasal spray I feel nose allergies go away but once I stop using it .I feel nasal allergies again and then cough .. Should I first consult ENT or chest specialist.. thanks
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Dr. Sandeep Arora
Ear-Nose-Throat (ENT) Specialist
14 yrs exp
Delhi
This could be allergic rhinitis with allergic bronchitis
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Kindly consult online
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Steam inhalation twice daily
Avoid cold diet
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Dr. Soaniya Malempati
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
20 yrs exp
Pune
You need to consult an ENT because your symptoms appear to be allergic involving the nose .do you have asthma or eczema as well ?
For detailed information regarding investigation and treatment kindly book a consultation
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