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Unable to sneeze
Since last 3-4 i am unable to sneeze . Sensation is coming but cant able to sneeze . And because of that headache is there .
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Question here is why do u want to have sneeze? It is not necessarily that one must sneeze at least in a day or so. Did u lost smell senses? Nasal blockage?
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Sneezing is a forcible evacuation of any irritant in your nose, coming from an internal allergy or something outside. The irritation maybe because of temperature changes, dust etc. don’t worry. Just rinse your nose with plain lukewarm water and later do steam once or twice daily.
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No need to take medications right now.
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Review with me again if no relief.
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Dr. Anuraj CP
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
6 yrs exp
Malappuram
You have to tell your symptoms. Any allergies? Tr
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Dr. Ajay Shedge
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
13 yrs exp
Thane
Are you complaining of blocked nose / running nose / nasal discharge / loss of sense of smell / fever ?
You are probably suffering from a congested nose due to mild infection or seasonal allergy
Next Steps
Start plain steam inhalation for 10 minutes twice a day.
You can take Tablet Calpol (500) as when required if headache is severe and unbearable
Please connect on chat consultation with replies to above queries if no improvement
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Avoid cold food and beverages
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