Hi Parul,
Surgery turant mat karao bina clear diagnosis ke. Pehle scan + allergy test karwao, phir decide karo. Surgery tabhi karani chahiye jab medicines se relief nahi milta aur scan mein actual obstruction dikh raha ho.
Causes may be : Allergic rhinitis Structural issues Both
Please do; Nasal endoscopy Allergy test Ct scan
For this please consult an ENT in person and get proper treatment
In trust this helps. Feel free to talk Thank you
You have chronic nasal allergy with structural changes, and surgery may improve airflow but cannot guarantee complete relief from allergy symptoms. Continuing medical therapy like nasal steroids, antihistamines, and allergen avoidance is essential even if surgery is done. Please consult an ENT specialist and an allergist together to decide the best combined medical and surgical approach for long-term relief.
Hello ji Aapki problem se mujhey lag raha hai kaphi lambey time se allergic rhinitis vhsk raha Aapko kuch test likh raha hun inko karwake ent surgeon ko dikhana Patch test Intradermal skin test X ray sinuses Ige level Rast test Inki report ent surgeon ko dikhana tabhi pata lagegaa kya dikkat hai Bina bataye dawai mat lena nahin to phir side effects bhi ho sakta hai Surgery sabse baad main hotii hai Hopefully aap jaldi theek ho jao Regards
Allergic rhinitis with chronic nasal obstruction Possible nasal polyps / turbinate hypertrophy (bony overgrowth) Chronic dependence on inhalers
Do not stop inhaler abruptly if you have significant breathing distress. Gradual shift to above medicines with doctor’s guidance is safer.
Hello Parul, mai aapki problem samajh paa raha hoon. Aapke batane se lag raha hai ki aapko “Allergic Rhinitis with Nasal Obstruction” hai. Ye meri advice hai aapke liye - Medical Treatment - -Tab. Levocetirizne 5mg roz raat ko, isey aap safely roz le sakti ho, allergy ke liye. -Fluticasone / Mometasone Nasal Spray - isey bhi aap safely roz use kar sakti hai, allergy ke liye. -Nasal Saline drops, 1 boond dono naak mai, din mai 2-3 baar, ye kaafi help karega aapko. Lifestyle aur Bachav - Aapko jis cheez se allergy hoti hai, usey pehchaniye (mitti, perfume, smoke, strong smell, thandi hawa, etc.) aur uss se bachiye. Bedroom mai dust naa hone dein, bedsheets ko har 7 din mai garm pani mai dhoye. Agar koi paltu janwar hai, to usey bedroom mai naa aane dein. Surgery - Septoplasty / Turbinate reduction se aapka airflow acha ho sakta hai agar haddi badhu hui hai to.
Feel free to reach out again.
Regards, Dr. Nirav Jain MBBS, DNB D.Fam.Med
hello, Your symptoms are suggestive of allergy and some obstruction.
You should discuss the prognosis and precautions with your treating doctor. Your condition needs proper nasal examination and the deciding the treatment.
Kindly visit an ENT specialist with experience in nasal surgeries and decide the appropriate treatment.
Take care
Hello dear Can you please tell me in detail what kind of medicine and treatment you have taken ? And what factors increases it ?
It sounds like you’ve been dealing with allergic rhinitis and possibly chronic sinus issues for quite some time. The mention of “hddi bdh rhi hai” suggests your doctor might suspect nasal polyps or a deviated septum, both of which could contribute to your breathing issues and make allergies worse. Given your history of needing an inhaler for breathing and symptoms like nasal discharge, it’s understandable that this can be frustrating and disruptive. Surgery is often considered when medical treatment doesn’t fully relieve symptoms, but as your doctor indicated, it’s not always a guaranteed solution. Surgery might help clear physical obstructions like polyps or correct anatomical issues, but if the root cause is allergies, you might still need other treatments to manage those triggers.
Here are some steps you can consider before deciding on surgery: 1) Avoid known allergens: Keep a journal of what might trigger your allergies, such as dust mites, pet dander, pollen, or specific foods. Reducing exposure by vacuuming often, using air purifiers, or removing carpets may help. 2) Medication: Apart from the inhaler, antihistamines or nasal corticosteroid sprays like fluticasone can reduce inflammation and relieve symptoms. Discuss with your doctor if your current medications are the most effective options. 3) Allergy testing and immunotherapy: Undergoing a comprehensive allergy test could clarify triggers and allergen-specific immunotherapy might reduce sensitivity over time. 4) Evaluate for asthma: Sometimes, your symptoms could be related to or compounded by asthma, which would need its management plan. It’s crucial to keep in regular contact with an ENT or allergist to monitor changes and reconsider surgical intervention if non-surgical options don’t work sufficiently. If breathing difficulties become severe or you have frequent respiratory infections, stop delay and seek immediate medical attention.
