Sneezing and cold

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Sneezing and cold

Asked for Male, 14 Years

Doctor can you please help me out to get rid of my sneezing pls help me out with this problem thank you doctor

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Dr. Avinash Chaitanya

Ear-Nose-Throat (ENT) Specialist 15 yrs exp Hyderabad

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You are having allergic rhinitis which is a reaction to entry of allergen into your nose. The best way to reduce symptoms is to reduce exposure of the allergen into your nose. Avoid dust and pollen but using a mask while driving or going in traffic. For the symptoms u can use antihistamines for a few days and If the symptoms do not reduce then a course of spray can be added. Please visit an ENT specialist for examination and prescription

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