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Nose getting block and running at times
Since 120 days I used to have running nose nose and sneezing and when I take ctz it's get stopped for few days and sometime my nose gets blocked and when I take otrivin my nose gets unblock and I gets running.
Very mild wet cough I feel sometime it's come out sometimes it struck on throat and goes inside.
No sign of fever
No headache
I started this issue when i spend few days with 6 goats during Eid no one at home have any other issue like I have.
Is it maybe a sign of rhinitis? If it is then which department doctor I should consult ?
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See you seem to have allergic rhinitis, but thats only a part of your problem. The chronic obstruction which you are facing can be due to a deviated nasal septum/ turbinate hypertrophy or even a nasal polyp
Next Steps
get an nasal endoscopy done and/or CT scan PNS.
also you get get a skin prick test done to find out what things you are allergic to.
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Dr. Parijat Joshi
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
12 yrs exp
Noida
It could be allergic rhinitis ( allergy arising from the nose ) kindly do not put Otrivin drops too frequently you may become habitual to it and get a severe nasal block sensation when not taken. Avoid exposure to the allergen ( causing agent ) completely to get relief. A local examination is required to rule out any other cause
Next Steps
Online consult with ENT for medications according to symptoms
Health Tips
Steam inhalation twice daily
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