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Allergy Sneezes every day morning
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I have severe allergy recently. Every day it starts in the morning with sneezes and will be there entire day.
If I use cetrizine or montec it will disappear in some 15 mins and I will be fine for couple of days. Again it starts and same continues. Is there any best medicine for this ?
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As it is allergic, symptoms may recurr. As far as possible avoid the allergens. Take Tab. Allegra M at bed time. If symptoms don’t improve you may add furamist nasal spray one puff bilaterally in the morning.
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Serum IgE levels, skin prick test.
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Get yourself checked physically once by an ENT. You will benefit from regular use of nasal spray and anti allergic medication.
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Do allergy test. SPT
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Dr. Samneet Saggu
Head and Neck Surgeon
7 yrs exp
Delhi
You are probably having allergic rhinitis, if the symptoms are only in the morning, it is very likely due to allergens in the bed.
U can expose your bedding to sunlight every few days and wash d sheets with hot water.
U can get a skin prick test for a detailed review of the allergens.
Will require fluticasone nasal spray, duration n dosing depends on the frequency and severity of symptoms.
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Consult with ENT
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