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Dust allergy and irritation in nose
I have asthma from childhood, now it is in control and not using any inhalers.
I have dust allergy too, but nowadays it was creating more problem in mornings.. it was itching a lot in nose and sneezing contionuosuly for a bit.
What causing irritation in nose and is there any solution for that ??
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Hi. I understand your concern s. You are having allergic rhinitis. Consult a qualified allergist for a detailed examination and investigation.
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Can be because of season change.
Get done your skin prick test.
Consult pulmonologist
N ENT specialist
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Dr. Shobhit Bansal
Pulmonologist
8 yrs exp
Noida
Get a chest xray and PFT done and consult me via practo with reports. I will try to sort out your breathing issues. Thanks.
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Dr. Vijay D Nair
Pulmonologist
10 yrs exp
Mumbai
You are having asthma and as you say you are have allergy that is affecting your nose.
Try identifying the trigger.
Check a few parameters in your blood and also you can get an allergic skin testing.
Do the tests before you start medicines.
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