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Sneezing issue
I have rhinitis allergy for last 10 years and today after sneezing when I spit I observed blood on my saliva and then I had spitted 2-3 times again, no blood shown on my saliva. Blood is coming only after sneezing 4-5 times continuously and if do spit then blood shows in saliva. Could u pls help is it normal?
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Hi, I am Dr. Atul Kumar Nimawat MS ENT.
Based on your symptoms, it is most likely that you are experiencing allergic rhinitis. I recommend starting with an anti-allergic (antihistamine) medication, which may help alleviate your symptoms.
For a more accurate diagnosis and to identify specific allergens, undergoing a skin prick test is advisable. This will help guide further treatment and preventive strategies.
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Dr. Jaimini Thakkar
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
6 yrs exp
Anand
It's normal to have to little blood after sneezing in case of allergy.
Take antihistamine for allergy.
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Dr. Satguru Saran Singh
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
8 yrs exp
Bareilly
Take regular medication for allergic rhinitis
Tab Allegra m 1 tab after dinner
Steam inhalation twice daily
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