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I have an extremely sensitive nose. Even if I touch my nose, I end up with a full blown cold. The slightest irritation can trigger sneezes, then a bad cold that lasts.
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Symptoms are of Allergic Rhinitis Medications recommended
Next Steps
Consult Immediately
Health Tips
Avoid allergen
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It seems you're facing some allergies.
Extreme sensitivity can happen in allergic rhinitis.
Next Steps
need to identify what triggers your allergies.
Needs medical management with anti histaminics and nasal spray.
kindly consult for further opinion
Health Tips
steam inhalation thrice daily
to wear mask in public places
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
Sneezing and a cold triggered by the slightest touch or irritation to your nose usually points to allergic rhinitis rather than repeated true infections. The nasal lining stays overly sensitive to dust, smoke, perfume or temperature change, and that sets off the cycle each time.
Next Steps
Rinsing your nose with a saline spray daily and noting which triggers set you off (dust, pollen, strong smells) helps cut down how often this happens. An allergy panel can pin down the exact trigger if it keeps recurring.
Health Tips
See a physician or ENT specialist if you get thick discolored discharge, facial pain or fever, since that needs separate treatment.
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