Question 1

I am a college student and commonly sneeze 3 to 4 times every morning. About 9 months ago, I developed a facial skin problem that became red, swollen, and sometimes oozed yellow fluid. A doctor diagnosed me with eczema and prescribed medicines, which initially helped. However, when the medicines were changed, the problem worsened and spread to other parts of my body. I could not use the medicines for long because they were steroids. This went on for about 7 months. Later, my doctor suggested comprehensive allergy testing and advised stopping all medicines. After stopping, the allergy gradually reduced. The allergy test indicated sensitivity to house dust and cotton dust. Currently, my facial eczema is under control, but my eyes have become red. A doctor suggested it might be conjunctivitis, but they are unsure if it is allergy related. I have had allergic problems since childhood, but they have worsened over the past 9 months. Could you please explain what might be happening and how I can manage these recurring allergies and eye symptoms?

Question 2

The latest blood report is attached. He has been taking Zondis for more than 2 months with no relief. What should I do? Which specialist should I see? He is also feeling itching whenever he eats.

Question 3

Hello Doctor, I have been suffering from food allergies for the last 2 to 3 years. According to my blood report, I am allergic to foods like lemon, orange, lady finger, eggs, clove, yeast, and paper dust. Because of these allergies, I experience skin itching on different parts of my body at any time. I have consulted many doctors, but the itching returns once the medication is finished. Please guide me on the treatment, diet, or medicines I should take and which specialist I should consult. Thank you. I am eagerly waiting for your valuable advice.

Hi my 4 month old baby is rubbing her nose for the past few days. Every alternate day she is getting cold. We are giving her formula milk. I have attached the latest blood report. Would you please advise?

Mild cold and nose rubbing in infants is common, especially with formula milk. Keep her hydrated, and consult a pediatrician for any nasal drops or allergy concerns. Get her IgE levels checked. It might be due to seasonal allergies.

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