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Watery nose and continuous sneezing midn
Hi, I am dust allergic and these days in the mid of the night like in between 2 am to 4am, I suddenly start sneezing and my nose gets blocked. I get watery nose which disturbs my sleep. Please suggest.
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Wash the bed spread and sheet, pillow cover once weekly, avoid humidity in room, clean and dry environment. Needs antihistamine
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Get your skin prick allergy test if you are found allergic to dust mites pls get the vaccines/ immunotherapy for same
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Don’t sleep directly under ac vent or under fan
Clean the room properly , Keep room ventilated normally
Use antihistamine sprays like Azeflo and Montek BL
But EnT consultation needed to rule out other causes
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You will need complete evaluation with CT scan PNS and nasal endoscopy
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ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
9 yrs exp
Indore
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