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Suggest Treatment For Fever , Headache And Runny Nose

Sir, I am a college going girl and 18 years old. My problem is that when I have my head bath, immediately I will be affected by running nose, cold and fever, head ache and some pain on both sides behind the neck. What is the problem and what is the treatment I have to take. Please advise me.
Sharon Preethi
Chennai
India
Mon, 20 Oct 2014
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Hello Sharon Preethi,

You have an allergic condition. It may be related to the shampoo, conditioner or just the temperature of the water you use.
The running nose, sneezing, itching etc would be related to that. You are more prone for an infection, usually viral, at these times and that would produce fever and headache.
Try to find out what is the precipitating cause.
You can take a simple antihistamine, non sedating, for symptomatic relief when you have these.
I am available if you have further queries.
Take Care
Dr. Noble Zachariah, Kuwait
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Suggest Treatment For Fever , Headache And Runny Nose

Hello Sharon Preethi, You have an allergic condition. It may be related to the shampoo, conditioner or just the temperature of the water you use. The running nose, sneezing, itching etc would be related to that. You are more prone for an infection, usually viral, at these times and that would produce fever and headache. Try to find out what is the precipitating cause. You can take a simple antihistamine, non sedating, for symptomatic relief when you have these. I am available if you have further queries. Take Care Dr. Noble Zachariah, Kuwait