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I have a history of being allergic to dust and pollen, i usually have runny/ block nose, i ran a few test my ig e were 900 and c reactive protein were 8mg/l. i am very worried. what to do? am i going to be a heart patient? my age is 22?
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Description of your symptoms and blood works suggest you have allergic rhinitis, nothing to do with heart condition. Regular use of nasal spray of fluticasone or oral antihistamine should be of help.
Answered 10/7/2022
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