History: I have been diagnosed with Eustachian Tube Dysfunction (ETD). It has been 28 days now, and my ear symptoms are feeling better than before.
Current Medicine: For this, I have been taking Monticope tablet once daily for the last 14 days.
New Symptoms (Side Effects):
I am experiencing sleep paralysis (unable to move while waking up/sleeping).
Continuous hand muscle twitching starting from last night.
Feeling severely depressed or low mood (mood off).
Since Monticope contains Montelukast, I am worried about these neuropsychiatric side effects. Since my ETD is improving, please suggest a safe alternative medicine or nasal spray to replace Monticope. Thank you.
Feb end I got cold n was having sinus issues also so I was putting ghee in nose n after putting ghee I slept n felt little heavy in ear next morning.
So took cheston cold for 2 days but no relief so consulted ENT after 1 month who advised EEBAS 20 and EVEBRO N for 5 days but still no relief so extended the course for 7 days of EEBAS 20, EVEBRO N, DECA 6, RUTHBRO D AND CFX CV along with karvol plus steam . Then suggested OTOCAP VT and ODIMONT LC for 7 days but still no relief. He checked ear from device and outer drum is clean
Attaching typnogram and audiometry reports
My dr said I have hypertrophied tonsils and it needs to operate. Is it really necessary and we cannot treat this with meds?
I have on off pain on left side of throat and it feels something is stuck or a thorn is there from last 1.5 month , changed multiple docs, all said infection but today my physician said it's hypertrophied tonsils
Hi, I have done my Septoplasty + FESS 14 days back my right side nostril is completely clear but left side is still blocked. Also I spitting out dark blood till today is it normal? I can also see a turbinate like thing which is inside my left nostril is it swollen or blocking the nasal passage should we need to remove/reduce it again?
Symptom Description
Experiencing a recurring cold and intense sneezing fits in bursts of at least six loud sneezes at a time.
Timeline and Pattern
Duration: Ongoing for the past eight weeks.
Weekly Trend: Symptoms appear exclusively on weekends and disappear completely on workdays.
Context: A newly developed issue, despite working night shifts for the past year.
Location and Residence
Primary Residence: The village, which has significantly cleaner air quality compared to Noida.
Workplace & Commute: Works in Noida, with regular travel between the village and Noida.
Medical History & Current Medications
Epilepsy History: 17 years.
Current Medications:
Zeptol CR 400 mg – Twice daily
Lacosam 100 mg – Twice daily
Cloba 5 mg – At night
Recent Medical Action
Frequent visits and consultations at a doctor's clinic over the past two months regarding the cold/sneezing, alongside medication use.
