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Sensitive nose
In the morning when I wake up nose and upper back end of mouth gets sensitive and I start sneezing continuosly for 3-4 times. As the day goes on it gets normal only sometimes the nose gets blocked on one of the sides, but there is no sneezing. Also the sensitivity increases when I am too much around water for eg taking a bath for too long or doing dishes for too long.
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Hi based on your history you might be suffering from ? allergic rhinitis.
The management of allergic rhinitis is two part...one is allergen identification and avoidance...second is by medical management through drugs...
Both are important...to identify the allergens detailed history is needed..
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Seems like Allergy problems . Pl go see a doc
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Seems like Allergic rhinitis
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Antihistamines and Steroid nasal spray will work in couple of weeks
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Staying out of allergic triggers would be very helpful
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Breathing exercises morning and evening.avoid water exposure for long time.netiwash/jalanethi for few weeks
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Dr. Paparaj Subbanna
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
This looks like Allergic rhinitis. You might need a Nasal spray and Antihistamines.
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