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Indoor sneezing allergy
I experience constant sneezing throughout the day whenever I'm indoors, which stops only after I sleep and wake up. This occurs every 1-2 weeks. Initially, I suspected an allergy to something in my previous home, but even after moving to a new house, the issue persists. Along with sneezing, I have a clear, watery nasal discharge. I suspect an allergy to indoor dust mites or possibly a vitamin deficiency. Seeking advice on diagnosis and treatment.
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Consult an ENT, get an allergy test done(skin prick test). Intranasal corticosteroid nasal spray along with a short course of antihistamine usually suffice. Still persisting, you can go for immunotherapy.
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Allergy test.
INC- Nasal spray
Anti histamine medicines
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Allergic rhinitis
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Diagnosis - allergic rhinitis
Do cover nose to mouth
Avoid dust exposure and cold exposure
Take
Nasal spray douonase 2 puff bd
Follow by steam inhalation twicely
Tab montair lc in night only
Do nitiwash before spray if u can do
So dat removal of dust particle. Can be done
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This is allergy for which I can advise anti allergy medication.
You will have relief
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Dr. Jaimini Thakkar
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
6 yrs exp
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allergic rhinitis only.
may be with house dust mites.
Furamist nasal spray 2 puffs two times a day for 10 days.
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