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Running nose
Mam very often I suffer from running nose..Generally it starts in the morning and it stops by the end of the day.. Is it normal?? Should I take medicine?? I must say it is not accompanied by any kind of fever..
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It's need proper treatment kindly share your details
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avoid exposure to continue wind and ac , avoid late night awakening
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Your immune system is weak due to wrong eating habits, eating wrong food, wrong water drinking habits etc
Without correction there will not be any change
Running nose sneezing will creates lots of problems in near future
Correct it by correction in diet medications by consulting online
Non treatment of any diseases is worst thing for body
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Got ur concern, it it won't torture in Ur studies n profession till then ok.
Still proactively participation in Healthier habits of food exercise adequate calming sleep is must.
September and October heat might triggered it.
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Ayurved will add Assertive Health n progressive fittness with detox n Rasayan Therapy so consult AYURVEDIC college Hospital in ur city
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Dr. Neeraj Gujarathi
Ayurveda
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hi , rec current running nose is not good .you should consult doctor if you have any family history of asthma
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