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Congestion in throat and random cold
I have a problem from long time when I eat food properly. I start sneezing for about 4 to 5 times continuously. I thought this was not an issue.
But few days back I travelled maney places and due to change of water my throat went tighten it was feeling like hrase I was not able to speak properly cause of congestion. Then I visited doctor he advised me medicine. Kace-p, aldey, doxcef 200 for six days and also told me to use little hot water with salt in day and night. I did it properly. Now my voice is okey. But my throat feels like always wet and also little congestion.
When eat food I my nose go runny. And sometimes after eating food I sneeze five times continuously.
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This is Allergy, a component of Allergic Rhinopharyngitis. You will have to use a steroid nasal spray like the 1 containing Fluticasone spray 2 spray 2 times a day for a couple of months along with a combination of an anti-allergic with Monteleukast every night for a week or so.
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If it doesn't respond, start Cap Azithromycin 500 mg daily for min 3 to max 5 days.
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Do warm saline gargles 3 - 4 times a day.
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