- female
- 30 Years
- 14/08/2025
I'm currently using Derinide Aq nasal spray for my condition and wondering if it can be fully cured with just medication or if surgery might be necessary. What would you suggest as the best approach?
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View allI've been dealing with a dry throat for the past three days. A few days ago, I had this sensation like something was caught in my throat, which eventually went away on its own, but now my throat just feels really dry. I get a mild cough, and there are times when I feel like I might have a fever, but then it disappears just as quickly. I've noticed some occasional chest pain, and sometimes my stomach acts up with gurgling twice a day. The only thing I've been taking is Calpol. It's particularly uncomfortable at night because the dryness makes it hard to sleep. Though there's no pain while swallowing or in the throat, it's beginning to bother me. Can you suggest any medicines or something I can do to help with this?
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I've been having trouble breathing because of a deviated septum in my left nostril and it's affecting my concentration and causing anxiety. Can you tell me more about laser septoplasty surgery how it works, recovery time, and if it could help with my symptoms?
DNS treatment include medical and surgical methods..Medical include analgesics,antibiotics antihistaminics and nasal decongestants.Surgey includes septoplasty.Cost of surgery ranges from 39k to 1.5L .Also price varies from hospital to hospital.
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My 9-year-old has been struggling with tonsillitis for the past week and it's been really tough. Can you tell me more about what the surgery involves for kids this age? I'm worried about how it works and what recovery looks like for them.
It's tough to see your child struggling, but tonsillitis usually resolves on its own within a week or two, especially if it's viral. If your child's condition doesn't improve or if they have any concerning symptoms (like difficulty breathing or swallowing), it's best to consult a doctor
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