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What Causes Runny Nose Shortness Of Breath With Redness In Eyes?
Hello,
I have below symptons from last 2.5 years.
constant runney nose ( very frequent in years),irritation in eyes (sometimes rediness), I have very short of breath last yer when i painted my house, i feeling not confirtable with smell of housepaints etc. from last six months i also feel with fast breath very frequent and not able to good sleep sometime due to short of breath. Is it allergic asthma? i need treatement from spealist?
I have below symptons from last 2.5 years.
constant runney nose ( very frequent in years),irritation in eyes (sometimes rediness), I have very short of breath last yer when i painted my house, i feeling not confirtable with smell of housepaints etc. from last six months i also feel with fast breath very frequent and not able to good sleep sometime due to short of breath. Is it allergic asthma? i need treatement from spealist?
Fri, 20 Jun 2014
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Your symptoms are in keeping with allergic rhinosinusitis and allergic conjunctivitis.
Allergic rhinosinusitis are allergic symptoms in the nasal passages and sinuses. The symptoms are sneezing, congestion, post nasal drip, facial pain.
Allergic conjunctivitis presents with itching, watering,redness , swelling of the eyes.
You may need to consider the use of a topical steroid nasal spray and oral antihistamines.
You may also need an eyedrop specific for allergies of the eyes.
If you can determine what causes your reaction and eliminate your exposure, this would help
I hope this helps
Your symptoms are in keeping with allergic rhinosinusitis and allergic conjunctivitis.
Allergic rhinosinusitis are allergic symptoms in the nasal passages and sinuses. The symptoms are sneezing, congestion, post nasal drip, facial pain.
Allergic conjunctivitis presents with itching, watering,redness , swelling of the eyes.
You may need to consider the use of a topical steroid nasal spray and oral antihistamines.
You may also need an eyedrop specific for allergies of the eyes.
If you can determine what causes your reaction and eliminate your exposure, this would help
I hope this helps
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