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I get sudden cold and fever from past 3 years, Having sneezing problem in morning time when I wake up,I am not able to control sneezing
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Possible viral . Need to consider anti histamines and Pcm
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Thanks for sharing your symptoms — they’re actually quite common and very likely point toward a condition called Allergic Rhinitis, especially if you’ve been dealing with this pattern for 3 years, and the sneezing is worst in the morning. Allergens like dust mites, pollen, pet dander, or mold spores accumulate in bedding, mattresses, curtains, or air. When you lie down at night, you’re exposed for hours — and on waking up, your immune system reacts → sneezing, nasal congestion, watery eyes, postnasal drip, etc. 1. Daily Preventive Medication (Safe and Long-term Use) Once-daily antihistamines like: • Levocetirizine 5 mg or Fexofenadine 120–180 mg 2. Allergen Avoidance Tips: • Use dust-mite-proof pillow and mattress covers • Wash bed linens weekly in hot water • Avoid ceiling fans, carpets, heavy curtains, and stuffed toys in the bedroom • Try using an air purifier or dehumidifier if your environment is dusty or humid 3. Steam Inhalation (at night) • Clears nasal passages • Reduces morning irritation
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If symptoms remain troublesome or you want to identify the exact trigger, an allergy skin test or IgE blood test can help.
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This sounds more like an allergic rhinitis, which can get aggravated with dust, seasonal changes etc.
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Use allegra m
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Allergic rhinitis. Montek lc one at night when u got symptoms. Allergic rhinitis is recurrent condition. You can consult homeopathy.
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Is it seasonal ??? Mostly it's allergic rhinitis If persistent from years u need to connect for further evaluation and treatment
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Need few more details Kindly connect.
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Seems like allergic rhinitis. Share details of your problem. Get complete blood count done. Use fluticasone nasal spray 2 puffs, just at beginning of cold. Do steam inhalation 2 to 3 times daily.
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Need few more details Kindly consult
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Dear Practo User. Thanks for sending across your query. Experiencing sudden cold, fever, and uncontrollable morning sneezing for 3 years may indicate allergic rhinitis or a recurring respiratory issue. Persistent symptoms should not be ignored. A proper diagnosis, allergy testing, and treatment plan can bring lasting relief.
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Suffering with allergic rhinitis and should be treated accordingly
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Tab Montina L 10/ 5 1 Hs for 3 days Connect
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Urti Steam inhalation. Salt water gargling. Drink plenty of water
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Allergic rhinitis. Kindly consult
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Seems like allergic rhinitis. You need further evaluation.
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