From last few 2 - 3 years I am having some issues with my nose.
My nose becomes runny everytime I smell some spices or some smell, even a perfume would cause issues.
If something physically hits my nose then I start sneezing.
Also several times after taking shower, sneezing starts, also it starts if I clean my nose.
Several Times I thought that these would go away by itself but it didn't happen.
Main problem occurs when I am at my job, it hits me badly in a corporate environment as this problem seems odd to a number of people.
I tried several nasal sprays, they work for some hours, but after a duration of 8 - 10 hours again this problem starts.
If I would tell you some statistics for a week, my nose is good for about 60% of time but for about 40% time it causes issues, specially after bathing or sometimes even after I wake up from sleep.
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You seem to be having allergic rhinitis according to your complaint. The main line of management in this is to identify and avoid the allergen, be it a particular food or perfume. You will have to take steroid nasal sprays during acute episodes
You can show it to a nearby ent doctor. In case no medical treatment seems to work, a few surgical options are there but they seem to work on some patients and not on others so several factors need to be evaluated for that
Next Steps
Take tab montair fx , 1tab before sleeping for 5days
tab defcort 12mg twice a day for 5 days followed by once a day for 5 days
Ezicas az nasal spray 2puffs twice a day for 15days
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