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Constant coughing since 1 week
So basically what happened is that i have something with dust and some fragrances when i smell then i start sneezing continuously with watery discharge out of my nose and my eyes become red ( dry and irritated asw )
But since past 1 week ive been observing coughing not 24/7 but while i speak i feel like coughing and even when im not speaking
The main thing is coughing cause its a bit probletic for me also very small amount of mucus comes with coughing
I am 18 years old and smoke ( 1 ciggerate a day )
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Symptoms are of Allergic Rhinitis. Further evaluation needed
Next Steps
Consult Immediately
Health Tips
Avoid allergen
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
Sneezing, a watery nose and red itchy eyes that flare with dust or fragrances point to allergic rhinitis rather than an infection. The ongoing cough on top of this is likely from the same irritation, plus even one cigarette a day adds extra irritation to your airway.
Next Steps
An antihistamine can help the sneezing and eye symptoms, but get it confirmed and chosen by a physician rather than picking one yourself. Cutting out the cigarette would also ease the cough considerably.
Health Tips
See a doctor sooner if breathing feels tight, the cough brings up colored mucus, or symptoms spread to your chest.
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