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Every morning I feels like cold.
Every morning I feels like cold and fever since long . If I take medicine feels good for next few days and then again same condition. What can be permanent treatment ?
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It could be allergic rhinitis. Just avoid triggering cause. For few people it's dust exposure,cold temperature, AC, cold water ingestion which can trigger cold and sneezing......but that's not associated with fever. If fever and wheezing problem then we should think in terms of asthma.
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May be allerigic rhinitis,avoid cold and dust
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Dr. Tapan Desai
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Surat
You may take anti allergic treatment for 3 months
, it will help you
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Dr. Priyanka Reddy
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Nellore
It is allergic rhinitis... Just avoid the triggering factors causing it
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