- Male
- 12 Years
- 22/01/2025
I've been taking antihistamines for my allergies, and I've noticed some blood in my mucus. I'm really worried about this. Could this be a side effect from the medication, or maybe I'm taking the wrong dose? Should I be concerned about this?
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I've been sneezing quite a bit lately, like throughout the day, especially right after I wake up or when I'm dealing with dusty old things. It's becoming quite bothersome. Do you have any idea what's causing this? Could it be some kind of allergy or something else? I'm just trying to figure out if there's anything I should be doing to ease it.
Frequent sneezing could be due to allergic reactions or irritants. Consider consulting a doctor for proper diagnosis and treatment. Potential causes: Allergic Reactions 1. Dust mites 2. Pet dander 3. Pollen 4. Mold 5. Insect allergens Irritants 1. Dust 2. Pollen 3. Strong odors 4. Chemical fumes 5. Cleaning products
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I'm having to take Montelukast LC every other day due to my allergies, and it turns out I've got an allergy to Aspergillus fumigatus fungus. What can I do to get rid of or manage this allergy?
Continue same treatment as advised by the physician.
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