can you tell you have allergies if you have water coming out of your nose?if so what type of allergie is it.?
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If you mean "water coming out of your nose" is clear mucus and lots of it? Then that is a symptom of allergies. But it is just one symptom, usually you'll have sneezing , watery eyes and sometimes difficulty breathing. Allergies are due to pollen, from plants at this time of year, or dust, or pets,etc.
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Severe congestion that has been on-going for 12 months is most likely to be from allergies.  There are quite a few agents: anti-histamines both drowsey and non-drowsey types, decongestants (pseudoephedrine, atrovent), mast cell stablizers, and steriod nasal sprays (there may be others I am not thinking of) can all be used and have varying sucess depending on the person.  Sometimes combinations of medications are used.  \n\nYou may also want to try to isolate what might be causing your allergies.  Pet dander, down comforter, food allergy or some other thing you have contact with every day may be worsening your symptoms.  Of course avoiding contact will help.  It doesn't matter if you didn't used to have an allergy to X, allergies can develop over time.     \n\nUsually this is a condition your primary care provider can address.  If doctors finds on physical exam that you have developed a nasal polyp (a growth on the muscous membrane inside your nose from allergies) then a referral to a specialist is warranted - otherwise this is routine business for any family doctor or midlevel provider.  \n\nI have seen water rinse devices for rinsing your nose/sinuses advertised, but I don't know of any patient who have severe symptoms who achieved relief with the device...save your money.
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Not everyone has the same reactions as you do. Get an allergie test done to find out what your allergic to.
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Yes it is possible to be allergic to water. Most people seem to forget that the water we drink and bath in isn't pure water straight from ice. Most water has fluriode in it, which helps prevent teeth decay. You could also be allergic to baterica they run though the water to purify it when it comes from the city. I know people who are allergic to well water too.
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it can be... the hormones could be causing your vessels in your nose to be more sensitive to things like dry air... your mucus membranes are more sensitive with females' increased hormone levels... i get nosebleeds now that i am pregnant :-(
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An allergy perhaps?  Hayfever?
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Sometimes I get the same feeling.I don't think you are allergic to anything.Have you eaten something today you don't usually eat?If you have I would try not eating it any more but if you haven't then try drinking lots of water.I think I know what you have.I think it may be dehydration.Ive had it really bad before and almost died but it doesn't sound like yours is that bad.So just drink plenty of water okay?Take care of yourself!!!
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It is called post nasal drip and I have it too.  My doctor said it is caused by allergies, but all of the medication she perscribed doesn't stop it (flonase, claritan, nasacort, etc.).  I started taking a non-drowsey daytime allergy medicine called Dayhist and carry around tissue where ever I go.  I call the condition "old lady nose drip" because when I was a kid, all of the older ladies at church carried handkerchiefs to blot away the drips.
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Could be a sinus infection or an allergy.
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do you mean sneeze?  or sinus?
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It may be a nocebo, everyone's nose either clogs or runs after crying, but if you relate it to allergies the nocebo effect kicks in and you THINK you are allergic to something, and thus you "are" :P
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I am an alternative medicinal therapist and an ex nurse. Your ears,nose and throat are all connected so what goes up your nose affects the rest of the surrounding areas,it could just be a pollen allergy.Also, a build up of wax causes the same symptoms, this to can be brought on by a pollen allergy. A change in air pressure can also do this.\n\nGloria(BSYA)\ngloriashealth@btinternet.com
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If the discharge from your nose is crystal clear, it's probably allergies.  If its yellowish, it could be a cold.  If it is allergies it could be from either outside(the weeds) or inside(are there any new carpets?)
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Sounds much like an allergic reation .. and yes you can be allergic to it .. in fact humans can be allergic to almost anything.
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it may be an allergic reaction.  Have you eat anything different or changed soaps, detergent, or fabric softener?  Even bought a new facial cleanser? Sometimes an ingredient in that can make you swell or break out in to hives.
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The symptoms can be very similar.  Allergic rhinitis (runny nose) is often associated with more sneezing, itchy nose and/or eyes.  Cough is not usually a big part of allergic symptoms.  Runny nose is usually clear.\n\nColds usually do have some cough with them and tend to hurt more with sinus pressure, etc.  Runny nose can be clear or discolored.\n\nOne simple test would be to try a few antihistamines over the counter (claritin and benadryl are examples) - if you are able to take them - to see if they help.  They will usually help allergy symptoms quite a bit, but for colds they do very little.
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You can have one of many things wrong with you it could be allergic rhinitis and post nasal drip developed into sinusitus, it could just be sinusitus, but then again it could be asthma.  See a GP or an ENT to start and if they feel you have asthma they can refer you.  Does the problem go away during the day?  Allergies tend to be worse at night and early morning.