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Nostril and back of the teeth pain
Hello all,
Two nights ago, i was cleaning my house and the dust created some irritation in my nose but it didn't cause sneezing. However, since yesterday morning, i have pain in my right nostril along with pain in the back of my upper right side teeth. I can breathe freely as well as there's no sore throat. Are these symptoms of dust allergy or something else?
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May be neuralgic may be allergic
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kindly consult online for proper history n treatment
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avoid dust exposure n wear mask
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This could be sinusitis with allergy
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Consult online for treatment
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Steam inhalation twice daily
Avoid dust exposure
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Hi ,it can be a neuralgic pain , wear mask always while cleaning .
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consult online if pain is still persistent
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Dr. Nitika Mehta
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
6 yrs exp
Jammu
These signs are of allergy , but the pain part needs to discussed in detail. We need to rule out associated infection(rhinitis).
You can take an antiallergic for now which suits and for pain can take tab pcm if not allergic to it.
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For detailed discussion take an online consult
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Take steam, do breathing excercise. Take hot fluids.
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