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Dust Allergy... Too much sneezes
Hi. If I touch anywhere even with minor dust.I get sneezes. I keep sneezing for 20-30 mins when ever I come in contact with dust.. or after I take bath. Any remedies for this?? Sometimes it's uncontrollable
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Tab Montair lc 1 tab once daily at night for 15 days,Flomist nasal spray 2 puff twice daily in both the nostrils for 15 days.
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Avoidance of allergen & defcort 13 mg single dose will work
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Use tab monti lx at bed time for 2 wks
Flomist az nasal spray for 4wks
Avoid dust and cold weather
Steam inhalation.. thrice daily for 5 days
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Based on your history, looks like allergic Rhinitis.
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Need to investigate further for allergies
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Try to avoid exposing to Dust by using face mask , Nasal Sline washings will help further.
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Skin prick allergy testing and then vaccinate yourself against whatever you turn allergic which cannot be avoided.
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You have Allerfy
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Dr. Madhavi Yadav
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
28 yrs exp
Chennai
You need antiallergy treatment.
Avoid strong odour soaps and shampoos while bathing.
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