ALLERGIC RHINITIS: If you are sneezing a lot this time of the year, chances are you are allergic to trees. Start nasal spray at once like Nasonex (mometasone) or Flonase and take decongestant that will not put you to sleep like allergra, claritin, etc.
Answered 10/23/2017
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Dust Mites: Classically, nasal symptoms that only affect you in the morning "then get better as the day goes along", are from dust mite allergies. These microscopic bugs live in your mattress, and will usually provoke symptoms overnight. You could also have a sensitivity to other indoor allergens like mold, roaches, and pets.
Answered 10/28/2018
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Bedroom clues: Put on your detective hat and hunt for clues in your bedroom. Dust mites (like dr. R says), down pillows, mildew/mold? Do you sleep with the bedroom window open so that pollen is floating into your bedroom? How about any beloved pets that are co-sleeping with you? Find your clues and solve your allergy mystery!
Answered 3/31/2021
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Allergies!!!: Even if you are just having signs and symptoms in the mornings, it is your allergies acting up . You need to take allergy meds and or nose sprays prescribed by your physician.Daily until you are two weeks symptom free otherwise you will have recurrence / relapse like it is never going away!and you'd think treatment failure when it is not
Answered 10/7/2018
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