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Sneezing and running nose
My daughter has running nose every time
Whenever she move from ac room to normal' temperature, she sneezes a lot.
Please tell the causes and treatment
How can i improve her immunity
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It looks like allergy. She needs allergy medicines. U can try steam inhalation also
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Given the symptoms, the person might be suffering from allergic rhinitis.
Usually there are lot of causes. Mostly airborne or dietary. She might be allergic to dust. Person feels better in air condition as AC filters out dust. But in normal conditions, person can come in contact with dust more.
So identify the allergic triggers and avoid them.
Next Steps
Treatment for allergic rhinitis should be started
Health Tips
Identify the allergic triggers and avoid them.
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Dr. Pragati Sharma
Ear-Nose-Throat (ENT) Specialist
12 yrs exp
Lucknow
Ur child is showing symptoms of allergic rhinitis.. she might be allergic to dust.. as in ac room, the air is cleaner as compared to an open area.
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the best way is avoidance of allergen and downregulating her allergy response by medications
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Dr. Sandeep Arora
Ear-Nose-Throat (ENT) Specialist
14 yrs exp
Delhi
This is allergic rhinitis
Next Steps
Consult online for treatment
Health Tips
Steam inhalation twice daily
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