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Dr. Andrew Rynne
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Dr. Andrew Rynne

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Suggest Therapy For Seasonal Allergy Causing Heavy Congestion

i am 39 years old, female and have recently suffered the worst seasonal allergy ever. I had heavy congestion that had my head spinning for about 5 days. I missed 1 1/2 days from work and it is now 2 weeks since the symptoms began. I still have minimal congestion and my ears popped open this morning. I have also noticed that I have had a persistent discharge for just under this same amount of time. When I wipe the discharge is like light lotionm, sometimes white, and just before it was pale yellow. There is no itching/burning and the discharge is odorless. Would the discharge be related to my seasonal allergy and this recent attack?

Mon, 27 Jul 2015
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Yes it is seasonal allergic attack followed by secondary bactarial infection there resulted in thich yellowish discharge. You should be prescribe appropriate antibiotic and mucolytic.
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Suggest Therapy For Seasonal Allergy Causing Heavy Congestion

Yes it is seasonal allergic attack followed by secondary bactarial infection there resulted in thich yellowish discharge. You should be prescribe appropriate antibiotic and mucolytic.