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Why Do I Always Have Sneezing And Running Nose When I Am Inside A House ?

i always have like a flu when iam home running nose and congested what could it be iam 31yrs and the problem is when get into some houses i get like a flu no temperature but sneezing and running nose or even if drink something cold what could it be
Tue, 24 Jan 2012
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Pulmonologist 's  Response
allergic rhinitis. you should avoid environment and food that causes this type of allergic symptoms. and if attack of allergic rhinitis occur than u have to take full allopathy rx.
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You are likely suffering from allergic rhinitis which can be very well tackled Homoeopathically.You can start taking tab. Aller Aid 1 tab. 4 times daily. But if it is associated with cough, congestion, wheezing then the diagnosis changes, so you need to consult a homoeopath nearby for detail case taking and cure.

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Why Do I Always Have Sneezing And Running Nose When I Am Inside A House ?

allergic rhinitis. you should avoid environment and food that causes this type of allergic symptoms. and if attack of allergic rhinitis occur than u have to take full allopathy rx.