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Cold and dust allergy
She has been suffering from Sneezing, red eye, nose running problems for last few years. Mostly when she takes some cold food.
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Best treatment would be to find allergens causing symptoms and to avoid it...over the counter antihistaminics will be beneficial to you...Consult nearest allergy clinic for skin prick test and other modalities of investigations in which they will test you for various allergens and find out to what you are allergic...and they treat you with diluted doses of that allergen to desensitise your body to that allergen...good luck.
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Dr. Suri Raghuram
General Physician
15 yrs exp
Rajahmundry
These are common symptoms of Dust allergy. Usage of ayurvedic medicines is one of the option to control this problem. Go for a nasal examination for checking out any nasal septal deviation of presence of any polyp. If every thing is fine then this can be treated in lines of allergic rhinitis. consult a qualified ayurvedic Doctor. He/She may ask about your regular lifestyle and food habits and will proper suggestion. Get well soon........
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avoid using any cool food items. avoid direct contact to cold weather/fog.
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Dr. Satish Kumar Gadi (Lt Col)
General Physician
45 yrs exp
Gurgaon
If you are aware that these symptoms recur after taking cold food, you should avoid doing the same. Otherwise treatment remains the same like taking tab cetrizine or some other anti allergic medicine. In the meantime ensure that you take general measures to improve your health by maintaining good sleep hygiene, nutritious diet and exercise. May also take some calcium tablets.
If the things don't improve, it is better to consult your family physician for better understanding of the problem and treatment.
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