I am suffering from runny nose and continuous sneezing for the past one and a half years. I consulted an ENT doctor, and he gave me Monticope tablets, which I took for a year. If I stop taking the tablets, the symptoms come back. I do not know what to do to stop this. I do not know how long I have to continue the medication. I went to another doctor, a pulmonary specialist, who gave me Odimont and advised a complete blood test. I found out I have vitamin D3 deficiency. He gave me vitamin D shots for one month and a nasal spray. He stopped the tablets from today, and I do not know whether this treatment will work. Please give me a suggestion?

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Dr Yusuf Mohammad

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8+ Yrs

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Chronic allergic rhinitis could be the cause of your symptoms. Vitamin D deficiency may worsen inflammation. Continue nasal spray as advised and avoid allergens. Do the required tests to monitor Vitamin D levels and allergy triggers.

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