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Done Ultrasound. Had Miscarriage. Now Have Blocked Nose. No Relief With Medicines
hi,im lulu, i just loose my baby about 10 weeks ago,at the time when i went to get ultrasound its supposed to be 12 weeks and 2 days,but they found out that the baby not growing and its still in 10 weeks,also the heart beat is stop, and i went to the hospital to get kuret. Now i have a problem with my blocked nose since im pregnant, doctors here gave me hayfever tablet and nassal spray but it didn t work until now. please help me doctor, i cant breath until now because my 2 nostrill cant even take a breath.thanks for your help
Fri, 16 Aug 2013
hello and welcome to HCM,
Sorry for your loss and accept my condolences
With regard to your nose block, it is common due to the hormonal changes happening during pregnancy. You will definitely get better in a week or two.
During this time you may continue the antihistamines and spray therapy
If even after a month or so your block is present and in affect becoming worse then you need to undergo further evaluation with an ENT in terms of endoscopy and CT of the sinuses.
do not worry as you will definitely feel better
Take care
Dr Sriram Nathan
Sorry for your loss and accept my condolences
With regard to your nose block, it is common due to the hormonal changes happening during pregnancy. You will definitely get better in a week or two.
During this time you may continue the antihistamines and spray therapy
If even after a month or so your block is present and in affect becoming worse then you need to undergo further evaluation with an ENT in terms of endoscopy and CT of the sinuses.
do not worry as you will definitely feel better
Take care
Dr Sriram Nathan
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