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Stuffy nose mucormycosis
4 weeks back recovered from covid, under steroid treatment 8mg/day per week then tapered. Has mild sinusitis. Now feeling stuffy nose from yesterday. Prediabetic and hba1c 5.8 fbs90 and ppbs 130. Any suggestions on mucormycosis??
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Take steam for your stuffy nose, keep blood sugar under check and maintain oral n nasal hygiene as well.
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Dr. Aman Gangwani
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5 yrs exp
Kanpur
Your HBA1C levels are below 6
And the steroid dose you were on is not a immunosuppressive dose
Next Steps
Please keep a check on your sugar levels ( test it 2-3 times a day ) if still on steroids
Make sure you keep your surroundings clean and hygienic
Avoid construction sites , moist and damp places
Wear mask regularly and discard after use
Do not re use the same mask for more than 4-6 hour continuous period
Use boiled water
Clean your nebuliser/ steamers after every use
Health Tips
You can yse the above preventive measure
If you experience- red eye / blurred vision / double vision / runny nose / black scabs in nose / black spots on or around face / swelling around eyes / tooth pain / black spots on tongue or around / pain in ear etc consult an ENT
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