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Sneezing,runny nose
About 6months back I started sneezing where there is dust. after few months, I began to show mild symptoms of asthma, mainly recurrent cough & breathing problem. Later it subsided. And then on, whenever I come in contact with dust,polluted air, rest I cannot find out, I started coughing, sneezing& experience running nose. It lasts fr a while after I move from there. I always have itchy eyes. Sometimes I face a sore throat.
Since 4days, I find myself sneezing & showing all the above symptoms very frequently. Showing the symptoms against slight dust, oil, increased fan speed etc.
Should I take any treatment? Or will it gradually go away?is there any remedy?
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Dr. Venkat Raghav
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello... You have dust allergy... You consult allergist doctor will do skin prick test for confirmation ....you can undergo immunotherapy there after... But you must avoid dust, clean your house.. Get your eosinophil count examination done.....
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