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Sneezing in blocks
Normally a sneeze or two occurs to me when something irritates my nose passage. But this is not very often. And it's very common. Lately, from a week, I have been sneezing a lot. In a block of 10-12 sneezes in the morning after waking up. During the day i hardly sneeze. But in the evening and night it again starts. Sometimes even mid sleep. Generally when I start sneezing like that i take a tablet of lezyncet at night and that is the end of it. But this time I've eaten 3 tablets(one every 2nd night) but still it somehow seems to persist. Any strong odour like tadka or anti pain sprays or even coconut oil sets off these sneezes in the evening. At morning and night it's generally automatically. When the sneezes happen, the nose gets runny, my eyes get watery, and specifically the left nostril jams up. After the block of sneezes, my head hums (basically a mild headache starts to form). I have no other symptoms. No rashes or body ache. Kindly tell me what to do..
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You are suffering from severe RHINITIS and nasal obstruction . Now there are several causes for your Rhinitis and nose block and headache. Without meeting a ENT specialist doctor it is not good to self medicate yourself with any medicine since it won't solve your nose problem. ENT specialist alone can help you out with treatment of your nose sinus and headache problems. Do not ignore your sneezing nose block and headache since early accurate diagnosis is essential to cure your problems.
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