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Runny nose every 7-10 days
First of all avoid any generic answer and unless u r an expert who can clearly think don't answer this. I will book follow up appointment for proper answer. I am more than capable of searching runny nose and well aware of general answer so plz don't answer just like that unless u rank ur self as brightest minds because I m frankly tired of low class doctors and is as simple as that. I get runny nose every 7-10 days unless I choose to treat it with levocitrizin and just 1 tablet 5mg works for me. Taking more does not change this cycle. I often choose duonase which causes short term stuffy nose in which resolves itself within a day but doesn't fix runny nose cycle and is less effective. I have slightly bent nose bone (not very serious) as per CT scan. Problem is I don't want to consume antihistamine which can cause slightest dry mouth issue because I got dry mouth issue followed by some mouth allergy due to Montek LC treatment (once a day) for 3 months. How to manage it for long run ?
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Okay...1. since you respond to Laevocetirizine, an antihistamine, you obviously have Allergic Rhinitis, and as it is regular in its recurrence, it is a Perennial Persistent type. Next step: what are you allergic to? Can it be avoided? How to manage this? For that you will need to meet me at my clinic, where I will examine you and those CT scan images thoroughly. Then I will put you on some non-systemic medications for 3 weeks instead of Laevocetirizine tablets so that you can undergo  skin-prick tests to identify the allergens that your immune system has been sensitised to. Then I will advise you appropriately on what to do next.
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