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Sneezing with one nostril blocked
Hello sir, My one nostril is always blocked. Sometimes left sometimes right. And I get 5-6 sneezes at a time when they start. And after sneezing I have itching in throat and a little pain in ears.
I consulted a local doctor and he prescribed me Azithromycin and vitamin C. I took for four days and saw a little comfort but after some days it became the same again.
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It looks like allergy problem. Antihistamine and steroid spray will help
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It looks like allergic symptoms with nasal block,you have to undergo allergic profile tests&CT PNS THEN see me inthe clinic.
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Tab Montair lc 1 tab once daily at night for 15 days,Flomist nasal spray 2 puffs twice daily in both the nostrils for 15 days.Avoid cold and dust .Steam inhalation twice daily.
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Dr. Saloni Shah
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
13 yrs exp
Mumbai
It looks like u have Allergic nasal problem.
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Visit nearby ENT doctor and get nose checked. Start proper allergy treatment
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