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Feeling of water flowing from head
I have this feeling of water flowing from head ..it flows all over head top, back and face..after using flowmist nasal spray (corticosteroid) it started. I have seen so many Neurologist, psychiatrists but they say mri report is fine but it's continuously flowing 24/7 for last 12 years.. I have dry nose ears hot head .my nose is most of the time congested and dry my eyes are dry scalp is dry, hair is dry..Is it possible musus flowing under skin..
It literally feels water flowing. Just like water flowing outside skin.
Can anyone help me..
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Dr. Surya R
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
5 yrs exp
Puducherry
Hi there.
I have a few queries.
What was the indication for using the flomist nasal spray?
Are you allergic?
Do you take any other medications?
Over the last 12 years, is this feeling of water flow the same or has it changed?
Do you have any visual disturbance?
Any recurrent headache or migraine?
To answer your question, no mucus doesn't follow below the skin. It's present only in the nose, sinuses and aerodigestive tract.
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