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Continuous sneezing
During pregnancy bloody dried mucous would form like scabs - was told it's normal
Post pregnancy, have continuous sneezing every other day along with runny nose. One time got fever also. Consulted a physician he gave Azithral, Levomont and Zinc supplement along with Otrivin Oxy
This resolved the issue temporarily but it reoccurred in 2 days. I took the entire course again.
I have it again, the insides of my nostrils is extremely dry. Even when I don't have the sneezing issue the nose seems blocked like I can only breathe in 30% of my capacity...have to breathe very heavy.
It feels like a tickle inside the nose and I sneeze. Right now I have been sneezing since morning, have a tickle in the throat also and unable to breathe ...
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Most probably Allergic rhinitis
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steam inhalation twice daily
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Since u have been facing this issue since pregnancy only it can be rhinitis due to hormonal issues ... Simply can be managed with nasal sprays plz talk to ur ent doctor
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Dr. Samvartika Somvanshi
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
12 yrs exp
Lucknow
You are suffering from allergic rhinitis.
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use nasal sprays instead of oxymet drops. steam inhalation with few drops of almond or olive oil may decrease your drying
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consult online
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