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Frequently Get Allergy In Throat / Nose Junction, Sneezing, Running Nose, Mild Cough. Diabetic. What Is The Permanent Cure?
Dr, i frequently get allergy in throat / nose junction as such throat pain, sneezing , running nose and mild cough occurs. ENT Doctor prescribed anti histamine claritine 10mg and nasonex nasal spray to be used for 2 TO 3 weeks. ise This is frequently happening. I am also taking diabetic medicines and insulin. Please advise me if any permanent remedies for this. Thanks for your reply and time, Regards, Kumar
Mon, 11 Mar 2013
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Dear patient, let me tell you that allergic disorders like chronic allergic rhinosinnusitis have no permenant cure, these allergic attacks are triggered by exposure to some sort of allergens like pollens, dusts, smoke , mites ,perfumes etc and if the triggerer can be recgnised then prevention of exposure to that will prevent the attack, however in most cases it is not possible to fin out the triggerer .These days some immunologists do the allergy profile testing to find out the triggerer and there by help the patients to prevent exposure to those identified triggerers.you can go for such allergic profile testing to see if you are lucky to get your triggerers identified
Wish you best of luck
thanks
Dr Arshad
Well come to health care magic
Dear patient, let me tell you that allergic disorders like chronic allergic rhinosinnusitis have no permenant cure, these allergic attacks are triggered by exposure to some sort of allergens like pollens, dusts, smoke , mites ,perfumes etc and if the triggerer can be recgnised then prevention of exposure to that will prevent the attack, however in most cases it is not possible to fin out the triggerer .These days some immunologists do the allergy profile testing to find out the triggerer and there by help the patients to prevent exposure to those identified triggerers.you can go for such allergic profile testing to see if you are lucky to get your triggerers identified
Wish you best of luck
thanks
Dr Arshad
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