Does anybody know about Allergic Rhinitis?
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Allergic Rhinits, is an allergy in the nose that causes too much sneezing, runny nose and watery eyes.\n\nBut do not worry, there are already medicines that are available over the counter. These are anti-histamines. It would really help ease the sneezing in you.
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I used to take Nasonex when I was younger for generalized allergies but it was no longer working. I was then switched to Astelin D and that seemed to work for a while to clear the inflammation in my nasal passages, but then it stopped working as well. I am now taking Nasocort AQ nasal spray and it appears to be helping at this time. I think some medicines work better for some people than others and that is why there are so many on the market. I would ask your doctor (which was prescribed most recently and for what symptoms), or try one for a few days and if it doesn't help, try the other.
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Try oral cromolyn, or a combination of H1 and H2 antihistamines. Talk to your doctor. \n\nBTW, have you been tested for systemic mastocytosis? A lot of people with SM initially were diagnosed with a lot of the same problems... And it takes an average of 10 years for most to get a proper diagnosis.
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first you have to say how long you have been having this obstruction? is it rhinitis or nasal polyp or nasal plate deviation is it restricted to one nose or both and whether you have adinitis!!! and the treatment differs to each of the cases !!! if u suffer a lot due to this consult a doc!! or else you can try steam inhalation with a bowl of boiled hot water and put two table spoons of salt and cover your body with the bowl below your face and inhale that should give some relief!!
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Instead of an allergy, it sounds like you really have sinusitis, which is an inflammation in the sinus cavities in the head. This condition is often made worse by a drop in barometric pressure, which is common during storms or periods of intense winds. The best solution is usually over the counter decongestants. good luck :)
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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.
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a sign of sinus infection/nasal cavity inflammation.
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Hey, I suffer from allergies too!!  Either your doctor can prescribe you an inhaler for your nose which you spray just before you go to bed, or you can try breatheasy strips from over the counter at the chemist. They both work for me!!
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The only thing that helps my allergic rhinitis is corticosteroid nasal sprays.  Like flonase or nasacort.  I also take antihistamines...zyrtec is a good one, so is allegra.  Right now allergies are awful because of the budding trees, and all the grass. Good luck, I know how painful it can be.
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you know i have a confession to make,  from the age of 12 years to 19 my nose was stuffy and clogged i wasn't able to breathe through my nose at all i slept with my mouth open,i was miserable i never told my mom because i thought it was normal i eventually learn to live with it.but finally at the age of 19 went to see my doctor and while i was there i decided id ask him about it and i found out i had sinusitis he prescribed nasal spray and instantly i was able to breathe and i was amazed all the years i spent in misery for nothing,so it could be sinusitis or allergies the best advice i can give is to see a doctor, good luck to you.
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allergy tablets usually unblock the nose once the nose is unblocked the cough will fix up
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Unfortunately not but the symptoms can be controlled by medication and elimination of allergens.\n\nhttp://www.healthywomen.org/healthtopics/allergies/keyqa
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Count me in. \n\nI took allergy shots for three years and it helped a lot. Now I have mild cases in Spring and very rare cases in the rest of the year. \n\nWhy don't you go to the Immunology Dept. of an University Hospital; they may help with new treatments- at least to minimize the problem.
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Go to herbalhealer.com they have homeopathic drops for specific allergies and regions of the country if your talking about hay fever etc.
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You might have nasal polyps, a deviated septum, or you may be chronically exposed to things you are allergic to.  Chronic sinusitis certainly is not out of the question.  You can get a sinus Xray, or even a sinus CT to determine if you have chronic sinusitis or not.  What your doctors have been calling your diagnosis so far is allergic rhinitis most likely
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It could be allergies.
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be careful of taking vinegar.  I have all those allergies listed, and have recently found that I have a yeast problem and possible celiac (wheat intolerance).  Vinegar feeds yeast and can cause more allergy problems.  One of the best remedies that I know for sinus, is saline and water solution.  They sell it in the drug stores.  Just sniff it a couple times of day to rinse your sinus. \nYou may want to read up on yeast and the connection with allergies and asthma.  It is very interesting and for me, very helpful.