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Can Taking Steroids For Allergic Cough Lead To Dizziness?

The first week kept coughing went to allergist coughed for weeks n she gave me steriods she said I wasnt sick. Now week four My noise clogged, hard time breathing, headache, pain left side lower jaw and neck. When I swallow I feel the pain feel like something stabbing me, ear ache. I get dizzy, my heart in regular heart beats, sneezing, ehrn cough left eye hurtd. Please help
Tue, 6 Jan 2015
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Hi,

Welcome to HCM,

I had gone through your question and understand your concerns.

Steroidal sprays are the drug of choice for allergic rhinit( sneezes, running nose).

Your dizziness could be related to euchacian tube dysfunction ( tube connecting middle ear and nose). it's common in constant nasal blockage secondary to allergy, spur or deviated septum.


I suggest you to visit an ent surgeon , undergo nasal endoscopy and ct scan para nasal sinuses for the exact cause of blockage.

all the best, take care.
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Can Taking Steroids For Allergic Cough Lead To Dizziness?

Hi, Welcome to HCM, I had gone through your question and understand your concerns. Steroidal sprays are the drug of choice for allergic rhinit( sneezes, running nose). Your dizziness could be related to euchacian tube dysfunction ( tube connecting middle ear and nose). it s common in constant nasal blockage secondary to allergy, spur or deviated septum. I suggest you to visit an ent surgeon , undergo nasal endoscopy and ct scan para nasal sinuses for the exact cause of blockage. all the best, take care.