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Hi, I am having allergic rhinosinusitis, persistent post nasal drip and thick mucus that irritate the throat from 2 months. i am undergone with septoplasty, turbinoplasty 2 weeks back, i am still feeling post nasal dripping down the throat, kindly suggest when will feel completely free from this problem.
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Hello, Seeing through your symptoms is more like an allergic problem. Having undergone surgery only will not help u to get rid of the symptoms. U need to understand that if allergies persist then ur symptoms will also persist. Start Steroid nasal sprays 2 puffs twice a day each nostril. For 3 weeks Gargle with lukewarm water 5-7 times a day. Tab. Montek FX one tablet at night one hour before sleep for 1 week.
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wash pillow covers & bedsheets every alternate day. wear a mask while heading out from the house. avoid going near plants & birds & dusty environment.
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Get done skin prick allergy test. start medicine for allergy.
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Problem you stated is result of allergic reaction and mucus production in nose , post nasal drip leading to throat issue.
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Consult ENT specialist & Get investigated for allergy Blood tests CBC, S Ig E, S vit D3 if possible allergic profile for allergens Can start medicines
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Avoid allergens known to you Nasal douching Steam inhalation Use mask
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This post nasal drip is commonly associated with allergies.. You need to take medicines for it.
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