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Nose Close but not running
Dear Sir/Madam, It seems when I woke up in the morning I find my nose clogged but it is not running, that is why it seems difficult to take proper and full relaxed breath and due to that it seems my ear is also blocked a very little. One day when I say for meditation and my nose unclogged and I was also able to hear fully then I realized that my nose was always clogged mostly, kindly suggest what is this
History: I suffered from Ashtha in childhood, and TB before 2 year now I am fine no other issue but gas sometimes, kindly suggest
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Block in the nose can be due to several reasons. It could be structural like a deviated nasal septum or functional like allergies. I would suggest you that meet with an ENT specialist in-person for a detailed evaluation.
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Dr. Aanchal, Therapeia centre, Bangalore
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If you have asthma you have to be clinically evaluated for turbinate hypertrophy which can cause nasal block or congestion. Another cause is deviated Nadal septum.
Physiological congestion and decongestion occurs which you have to know ( nasal cycle).
Next Steps
avoid cold food items, watch for allergy to pollen, food
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visit a nearby ent doctor
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Dr. Varunkumar J
Ear-Nose-Throat (ENT) Specialist
8 yrs exp
Puducherry
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Looks like allergic rhinitis with eustachian tube dysfunction
Kindly take consultation
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