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What To Do For Irritation In The Nose?

Hi, I have a medication-induced rhinitis from an ARB since mid August of this year. Although my nose has gradually gotten better, no more runny nose, not significantly blocked 'round the clock, I wake up with a packed nose still every morning, and periodic throughout the day. Should I see a doctor about it or try nasal sprays or continue with irrigation? I guess I wondering if it is serious to investigate or let more time pass. Thank you. BTW, I am no longer on an ARB, of course, and on now Norvasc. Thank you for your consult.
Mon, 6 Mar 2017
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in my opinion you are suffering from rhinitis medicamentosa. I would recommend you to avoid that drug which caused you rhinitis. for acute episode of rhinitis you can do saline irrigation, topical steroid. if it continues for long time you must visit ENT specialist nearby
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What To Do For Irritation In The Nose?

in my opinion you are suffering from rhinitis medicamentosa. I would recommend you to avoid that drug which caused you rhinitis. for acute episode of rhinitis you can do saline irrigation, topical steroid. if it continues for long time you must visit ENT specialist nearby