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Throat pain
Respected sir/madam
I'm a teacher by the profession and I've to take classes for 6 hours on average with chalk dust exposure. From the past two years I'm suffering with throat pain and continuous sneezing. But no cough, no difficulty in swallowing. ENT suggested me mondeslor tablet for sneezing and antacid tabs for throat pain. He said that use mondeslor one perday for three days as long as you are suffering from sneezing. After using mondeslor the sneezing is controlling and it is repeating when I stopped. Their parents throat pain is continuing. My heart beat always is around 100. I don't know what's happening to my throat. Can you please suggest me solution? Ultra sound scan sheeting that my throat was clear and thyroid gland also normal echo structural. X ray shows that I've slight sinus at my forehead and for that ENT have me Nadal spray also.
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You are suffering from allergic rhinitis. You will be getting this issue as long as the allergen exposure is not removed. You have to identify which things are causing your symptoms and avoid them. It is not completely curable. The medicines we give will only reduce your symptoms which are due to allergy but not cure the allergy itself. Avoidance is the only thing you can do. Taking steam daily once or twice will help in clearing the nasal block and sinusitis. It will reduce the frequency of your symptoms too. Do visit a specialist for confirmation and ruling out of any deviation of your nasal septum.
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