Lung Congestion, Eye Congestion, Allergies. Having Runny Nose. Cause For Constant Nasal Congestion?
hello ive been experiencing lung congestion, in bed at nigt and also when i work... ive always had eye congestion and some allergies to cats and the like,also dust and pennecilln.airborne mold spores mildew and jsut plain old dust get me too. so thats all been fairly ok but ive had a runny nose for over a year.... i also have epilipsy and a few sezuires a year, takid 300 mg of dilantin a day for ten years. ive been doin some research about a connection to constant nasal congestion and parasites, i dont know what else coulsd cause constant nasal congestion
HI,
the symptoms described show clearly that there is an atopic milieu (meaning, hypersensitivity of ALLERGY).
Eyes discharge and itching constitutes allergic rhinoconjonctivities. Respiratory symptoms also fall into this allergic table. It would be important to know whether there is any family history of allergy of asthma.
Doing a serum Immunoglobulin E and complete blood counts to search for increased eosonophils could be important. getting a chest X ray and peak flow to access the asthma state. Treatment ranges from local anti histamines and steroids. Systemic steroids and anthistamines could also be used and the treatment could go for a year or two depending on the response. Other conditions that need being excluded are aspergillosis.
Consulting a pneumologist for a proper evaluation and treatment could e very important.
thanks and best regards,
Luchuo, MD.
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Lung Congestion, Eye Congestion, Allergies. Having Runny Nose. Cause For Constant Nasal Congestion?
HI, the symptoms described show clearly that there is an atopic milieu (meaning, hypersensitivity of ALLERGY). Eyes discharge and itching constitutes allergic rhinoconjonctivities. Respiratory symptoms also fall into this allergic table. It would be important to know whether there is any family history of allergy of asthma. Doing a serum Immunoglobulin E and complete blood counts to search for increased eosonophils could be important. getting a chest X ray and peak flow to access the asthma state. Treatment ranges from local anti histamines and steroids. Systemic steroids and anthistamines could also be used and the treatment could go for a year or two depending on the response. Other conditions that need being excluded are aspergillosis. Consulting a pneumologist for a proper evaluation and treatment could e very important. thanks and best regards, Luchuo, MD.