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Constant cold and noseblock
Its been many years i have been facing this issue, almost everyday i wake up with a noseblock or a cold and if i eat any icecream or coldwater within few seconds i get cold and frequent sneezing, what does this indicate few years ago i had visited a doctor he had said its a DNS RT but it doesnt need a surgery its fine if you can control. Sometimes this cold,sneezing and mucus is very irritating especially during this winter times and i also take sometime cheston cold tablets to get rid of the cold quickly which seems to work temporarily but iam looking for a permanent cure, trust me it doesnt feel great having mucus stuffed in your nose and sneezing all the time.
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Looks like allerigic rhinitis
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Dr. Jaimini Thakkar
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6 yrs exp
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It's allergic rhinitis. Treatment of allergy is avoidance of allergen or take antihistamines.
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