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Suggest Treatment For Allergic Reaction To Dust

Hi Doctor, I am allergic to dust. Everyday specially in the morning and night I get throat pain, itching in the nose ,ears, eyes and because of this I feel very tired and sleepy all the day. What should I do? Suffering from this from last 12 to 13 years. Every time I go to doctor take medicine and it will be alright for few days? Is there any permanent solution for this?
Mon, 6 Jul 2015
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Only permanent solution to this will be to find the allergen and avoid that.

Acute attacks can be over some by using Allegra 120 mg once or twice a day. If you have nasal block otrivin NaSal drop will help.

If you cannot find the allergen consult an dermatologist or physician we have allergen patch test which can help us detect the allergent.
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Suggest Treatment For Allergic Reaction To Dust

Only permanent solution to this will be to find the allergen and avoid that. Acute attacks can be over some by using Allegra 120 mg once or twice a day. If you have nasal block otrivin NaSal drop will help. If you cannot find the allergen consult an dermatologist or physician we have allergen patch test which can help us detect the allergent.