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Suggest Treatment For Cold And Nasal Congestion

Hi, Iam 30 years old, I tend to catch cold very easily, this usualy happens with every change in season, even for any suden change in weather, dust, etc. Nasal congestion occurs, at times multiple sneezing. Is it allergic or weak imune system?? Should i take genric cold tablets such as Crocin Cold and Flu, or antiallergic such as Citrazine?? Or Asthakind Dx syrp?, will it be helpful??
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Halo,
As per your history , you appear to be suffering from allergic rhinitis. This has to be managed with oral medication like Romilast L(cetrizine+ montelukast) taken once daily, preferably in the evening for 10 days in month along with nasal spray like Effnase 2 times in the morning for a month. You he to repeat again next month. Avoid any triggering factor for your symptoms. Consulting ENT specialists for physical examination is always a welcome step.
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Suggest Treatment For Cold And Nasal Congestion

Halo, As per your history , you appear to be suffering from allergic rhinitis. This has to be managed with oral medication like Romilast L(cetrizine+ montelukast) taken once daily, preferably in the evening for 10 days in month along with nasal spray like Effnase 2 times in the morning for a month. You he to repeat again next month. Avoid any triggering factor for your symptoms. Consulting ENT specialists for physical examination is always a welcome step.