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I have a runny nose even before May 22. On May 30 my covid test came positive. After which I was given paracetamol, unomox-cv625, Levocetirizine, vit-c 500, zinc and MV tablets for 5 days. But even after that my nose did not stop running. After which I had chest X-ray PA and cbc, crp test. After that I was given Mucinac AB and montair-lc for 5 days but even after that my nose is still running. Can runny nose after corona for so long be a serious problem or symptom of black fungus?
cbc normal
crp <2.000
Glucose Fasting 89.00
Glucose (PP) 93.00
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Most probably Allergic rhinitis
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consult online with detailed history for proper evaluation and management
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steam inhalation twice daily
avoid cold items
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Dr. Monica Agrawal
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Jaipur
No it does not soung like black fungus.
U may have allergic rhinitis
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Tab montair lc one at night
Steam. Inhalation twice daily for 5 days.
Follow up for Complete evaluation and treatment
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