- male
- 30 Years
- 07/02/2025
I've been struggling with dust allergies for the past 10 years. It started with me taking Citrize tablets, but then I saw a chest specialist who recommended a nasal spray and some tablets for three months. More recently, another doctor suggested Teczine and Histocrot B for a month. Despite all these treatments, Im not feeling any better. Every morning, I wake up with red eyes, a watery nose, and sneezing, and my whole body feels really hot. Sometimes I even start sneezing in the middle of the night, which is super uncomfortable and really annoying. Could you please suggest a better solution?
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take tablet citrizen whenever you have this allergy
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