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Swelling In The Roof Of The Mouth With Tingling And Itching Around The Tonsils, Sneezing. Advice?

hi sometimes i get these flareups where the left side of the roof of my mouth statrts to swell , as well as a tingling itching sensation around my left tonsil ....whereever is closest to my eardrum inside my mouth, thats where it itches....then after that my left nostril starts to tingle and i start sneezing , then alot of mucus starts to come out of my nose as if i am sick, but it is clear mucus...can you shed some light on what may be going on with me?
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POSSIBLY YOU ARE HAVING ALLERGIC THROAT ALONG WITH ALEERGIC RHINITIS LEADING TO SECONDARY INFECTIONS. IF YOU ARE HAVING 3 - 4 ATTACKS A YEAR OR LESS THEN NOTHING TO BE DONE, JUST SYMPTOMATIC MANAGEMENT. IF YOU ARE HAVING MORE THAN 4 ATTACKS PER YEAR THEN GO FOR ALLERGY TESTS AND MANAGE ACCORDINGLY
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Swelling In The Roof Of The Mouth With Tingling And Itching Around The Tonsils, Sneezing. Advice?

POSSIBLY YOU ARE HAVING ALLERGIC THROAT ALONG WITH ALEERGIC RHINITIS LEADING TO SECONDARY INFECTIONS. IF YOU ARE HAVING 3 - 4 ATTACKS A YEAR OR LESS THEN NOTHING TO BE DONE, JUST SYMPTOMATIC MANAGEMENT. IF YOU ARE HAVING MORE THAN 4 ATTACKS PER YEAR THEN GO FOR ALLERGY TESTS AND MANAGE ACCORDINGLY