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Dust allergies
I'm suffering from dust allergy from 2 years. I get eye itching and runny nose and sneezing alot. The hardest thing is eye itching it get so much irritated. Please suggest me any medicine? I'm taking T cetirizine tablet and Flurometholone eye drops which only gives temporary relief
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You should not use Flurometholone drops for a long time as prolonged steroid treatment has side effects like glaucoma and cataract. Start with eye drops Olopat -KT three times a day and eye drops refresh tears 4 times a day. Instead of cetrizine, start Tab Allegra-M once in night.
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Allergy treatment takes time and is not permanent. You must be patient.
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First thing is to avoid the allergen, which is little difficult,  could use some protective glasses ... Avoid dusty environment..use sunglasses With your doctor plan a long term anitallergy drops treatment ...u r already on meds..some drops can be given to reduce the recurrence .. N they can guide you what to use if u get sudden symptoms.. You could take a video consult if you need guidance .
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Ma'am better not to use Eyedrops Fluorometholone on your own. It would be better if you opt for online consultation where we can have a video call for better understanding of the issue and proper treatment.
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- avoid allergen (avoid dusty environment , wear protective sunglasses when outdoors ) - avoid rubbing your eyes (increases inflammation , worsens the problem) - avoid contact lenses - use cold compresses( clean cotton pads soaked in cold water can be put over the eyes) - use olapatadine e/d 0.2 percent once a day for a month - Use refresh tears eye drops
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