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Frequent Sneezing leading to fever
I've been sneezing 5 to 8 times in a go for full day specially in daily morning after Dusting the whole house. I do dusting with my masks on that make sneezing frequency lesser than usual. Also my eye itches, and this happens only indoor. Outdoor I'm totally fine. Got my covid test done twice but result was negative. So I googled these symptoms and concluded to have Dust mite allergy. Is it? I really need help because this sneezing for whole day is supremely irritating.
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Allergic rhinitis
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consult online for proper evaluation
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steam inhalation twice daily
avoid allergen
avoid cold items
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Ur symptoms are that of allergic rhinitis ... Although it rarely causes fever ... It can be managed with simple medication and precautions ... Kindly consult an ent specialist
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ent doctor consult
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avoid smoky and dusty areas , keep surrounding dust free , watchout for mould and cockroaches in the house
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Tab levocetrizine 1 tab in night and need further consultation to get in-depth analysis of your problem.
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consult online
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steam inhalation n use mask
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Dr. Nitin Medayil
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
10 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Allergic rhinitis
Please do the following blood test and follow up
1)serum IgE
2)vitamin D
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Follow up online with report
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