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Sneezing and Runny nose
Hi Sir/Madam, Pharma Regulatory affairs dept in hitech city, travelling to office before lockdown. I have sneezing problem since more than 10 years. Not daily, monthly 2 or 3 times but heavily. For this, I am taking Cetrizine tab. Sneezing problem
1. due to dust,
2. early morning mouths bad smell,
3. after eating gas expels from the mouth so it goes to my nose (due to this also, I get sneezing).
4. Now a days due to fear, I am sneezing.
Due to above reasons, i will sneeze throughout the day with runny nose. Please suggest me.
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U are most likely allergic to dust mite, use of mask, avoid dusty places, frequent cleaning of nose with salt water will flush out dust from nasal mucosa.
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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 proper treatment
Health Tips
Steam inhalation twice daily
Avoid cold diet
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Dr. Nitika Mehta
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
6 yrs exp
Jammu
The problem looks like allergic rhinitis but still detailed history and investigations need to be done to know the condition of your sinuses
Next Steps
Please consult online
Health Tips
Take steam on a regular basis morning and evening
do some breathing excercises like alternate inhalation and exhalation
avoid cold air exposure and avoid dust also
you can use few nasal sprays like fluticaonse nasal spray which can help you with the allergy.
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