Managing Nasal Allergies: Tips for Relief and Recovery
Nasal allergies I have been experiencing frequent sneezing and a runny nose lately. A doctor mentioned that I have nasal membrane sensitivity, which cannot be treated with medication. However, I often sneeze or have a runny nose while giving presentations. What can I do to recove...
Dr. Chen Duliang Reply:
Hello Joyce: For nasal allergies, antihistamines or topical nasal sprays can be used to alleviate symptoms. Please visit our ENT department for a thorough examination and treatment. Wishing you health and happiness. Sincerely, Dr. Chen Du-Liang.[Read More] Managing Nasal Allergies: Tips for Relief and Recovery
How to Handle Food Stuck in Your Nose: Tips and Advice
Food in the nasal cavity? Hello doctor, yesterday during dinner, I choked and sneezed, and while sneezing, a small piece of tofu got inhaled and is now stuck in my nasal cavity. My nose feels congested now... What should I do to handle this on my own, or can I just leave it alone...
Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Mr. Whale: If you are certain that there is a foreign object in the nasal cavity, whether it is food or something else, it must be removed, as it can easily lead to infection. You can try pinching the other nostril and forcefully exhaling, or use a feather to stimulate the nostri...[Read More] How to Handle Food Stuck in Your Nose: Tips and Advice
Understanding Allergic Rhinitis: Symptoms, Triggers, and Treatments
Allergic rhinitis Hello Dr. Chen, I would like to ask you about my nose, which often itches, and I frequently sneeze with clear nasal discharge. I also experience nasal congestion. Based on these symptoms, could this be allergic rhinitis? Should I pay attention to my diet? I of...
Dr. Chen Junliang Reply:
From your symptoms of frequent itching in the nose, frequent sneezing, clear nasal discharge, and nasal congestion, it indeed appears that you have allergic rhinitis. Allergic rhinitis is typically managed with antihistamines, supplemented by nasal sprays for effective treatment,...[Read More] Understanding Allergic Rhinitis: Symptoms, Triggers, and Treatments
Understanding Nasal Congestion: Laser Surgery for Allergic Rhinitis
Nasal congestion I have allergic rhinitis, and now I'm so congested that I have to breathe through my mouth. I've heard that laser surgery can treat this condition and that it won't recur for at least two years. I'm considering going to a hospital in Taichung ...
Dr. Cai Zhenggu Reply:
Hello Missxian: Allergic rhinitis can cause symptoms such as runny nose, sneezing, and nasal congestion during flare-ups. In the early stages, laser surgery can be used to manage the condition and achieve significant improvement. However, if the allergy persists for a long time, ...[Read More] Understanding Nasal Congestion: Laser Surgery for Allergic Rhinitis
Understanding Persistent Nasal Symptoms: Causes and Solutions
Nose Hello, I have been experiencing headaches since October, followed by nasal congestion, sneezing, and a runny nose. Initially, it was quite severe, and I visited the doctor six times. It seemed to improve at first, but after a day or two, the symptoms would return, although t...
Dr. Wu Yuxin Reply:
Hello, Xiaoya: Itchy nose, sneezing, runny nose, and nasal congestion are indeed typical symptoms of allergic rhinitis. These symptoms often lead to various secondary issues such as headaches, dizziness, and difficulty concentrating. Additionally, allergies can cause the nasal mu...[Read More] Understanding Persistent Nasal Symptoms: Causes and Solutions
Is It Normal to Sneeze After Coughing? ENT Insights Explained
Coughing is followed by sneezing? Is this normal?
Dr. Chen Duliang Reply:
Daphne: Coughing and sneezing are both symptoms of inflammation or sensitivity in the upper respiratory tract. Please visit our ENT department for a thorough examination and treatment. Wishing you health and happiness. Sincerely, Dr. Chen Du-Liang.[Read More] Is It Normal to Sneeze After Coughing? ENT Insights Explained
Persistent Sneezing in Kids: Allergy Insights and Treatment Options
Severe sneezing A first-grade child has recently been sneezing a lot in the mornings, which is likely due to allergies. Is it necessary to see a doctor and take medication? We have previously consulted a doctor and have taken allergy medication for three months, but there hasn&#x...
Dr. Chen Junliang Reply:
Teacher Lin: Sneezing frequently in the morning and being more sensitive to temperature and dust suggest that it is indeed allergic rhinitis. Allergies can cause symptoms such as runny nose, sneezing, and nasal congestion. In severe cases, it may lead to decreased memory, lack of...[Read More] Persistent Sneezing in Kids: Allergy Insights and Treatment Options
Managing Allergic Rhinitis: Long-Term Solutions for Persistent Symptoms
Allergic rhinitis I have allergies that cause sneezing and a runny nose, and I often visit an otolaryngologist. Sometimes it gets better, but then the allergies return. Corticosteroids are somewhat effective, but they only address the symptoms and not the root cause. Once I stop ...
Dr. Hong Yiming Reply:
Allergies are primarily a condition of the immune system rather than a disease. What you described can only alleviate the symptoms. If you want a permanent solution, you could consider relocating. However, it's uncertain whether you would be allergic to pollen in a foreign c...[Read More] Managing Allergic Rhinitis: Long-Term Solutions for Persistent Symptoms