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How To Treat Puffy Eyes, Blocked Nose And Fatigue?

My son is 11 years old. One of his eyes has just puffed up very badly rapidly. This has happened a couple of days ago to. It is very spontaneous then goes to normal. It also itches. He has had allergy type symptoms... blocked nose, weedy chest, fatigue for nearly two weeks . No alergy medication works
Thu, 9 Jul 2015
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Thanks for using HCM, I understand your concern and will try to give you my medical advice, I think in effect he has an allergic symptoms I recommend you don't stop the antihistamine medication although you are thinking is not working ( could be worse) and use some OTC eyes drop like artificial tears or descongestant and some cold compresses 3 times/day those can relieve the symptoms, sometimes that allergic process is increased by excess computer use, windy conditions or be awake for long period of time, try to keep a good hands hygiene because you can't avoid that he manipulates his eyes, I hope that my advice has been helpful,take care
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How To Treat Puffy Eyes, Blocked Nose And Fatigue?

Thanks for using HCM, I understand your concern and will try to give you my medical advice, I think in effect he has an allergic symptoms I recommend you don t stop the antihistamine medication although you are thinking is not working ( could be worse) and use some OTC eyes drop like artificial tears or descongestant and some cold compresses 3 times/day those can relieve the symptoms, sometimes that allergic process is increased by excess computer use, windy conditions or be awake for long period of time, try to keep a good hands hygiene because you can t avoid that he manipulates his eyes, I hope that my advice has been helpful,take care