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Sneezing in morning
I get sneezes every morning after I woke up. Typically I would go sneezing for 7 to 8 times. I also feel kind of itching in nose and throat. As the day goes on I would not get sneezes.. what might be the reason. I guess it's some kind of allergy.
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This is allergic rhinitis. You need to take antiallergics and nasal spray. Avoid allergens which provoke this problem.
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Health Tips
Avoid cold diet
Steam inhalation twice daily
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Dr. Deepanshu Gurnani
Pediatric Otorhinolaryngologist
12 yrs exp
Jaipur
Most likely this is allergic rhinitis or vasomotor rhinitis.
Avoid dust, smoke and strong fragrances.
Drinking plenty of water
Clean sheets pillows and curtains regularly
Take plenty of vitamin c and antioxidants rich foods
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If problem continues, then get Endoscopy and examination dobe
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Dr. Nitya Goddanti
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
9 yrs exp
Hyderabad
It sounds like you have allergic rhinitis. Stay away from dust inside and outside the house, cold foods and exposure to cold, pollen,strong smells. The symptoms tend to be worse as soon as u wake up.
Next Steps
if you have never consulted a doctor I would suggest you do that. you would have to start a steroid nasal spray and tablet to reduce the symptoms after detailed history and examination.
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identifying to triggering allergen and avoiding exposure to it is the key, medicines can only give you a temporary relief.
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