Alaspan 10Mg Tablet Health Feed

Please get a ct pns coronal, axial and saggital views, meanwhile please avoid all cold and sour foods, take warm fluids, avoid contact with dust.

Do not worry, it's temporary
take antihistamines
drink luke warm water
do valsalva manoeuvre
avoid cool drinks and cool stuff.

As you have tried all medicines , I feel itching is dryness of skin and related to age . You apply coconut oil and see

Children do get the fluid behind the ear drum after getting a cold on account of their eustachin tube (the tube that connects the nose and the ear) as it is short and broad.
An antiallergic tablet along with a mucolytic syrup taken for about two weeks should help.

Hi
there are a few things that can trigger urticaria. Try and notice if these cause a flare up for you:
pain killers
very hot or cold water
sunlight
alcohol food colors
food preservatives
dust and pollen
also, make sure of what new food intake you have had 1-2 hrs before urticaria sets in
you may require a course of second generation antihistamines to control the itching. I would suggest you to have a proper direct consultation once.

Rx
1. Tab. Amoxclav625 mg bd
2. Tab. Sinarest bd
3. Tab. Alaspan am bd
4. Tab. Rantac 150 mg bd
all these for 5 days.

It is the the allergic condition and it can be well managed with Loratadine with psuedoephedrine it can be taken twice in day, drink more water, and have hot drinks too

If the pain experience at the time of bending then the symptom could b due to sinusitis I would suggest to try Tab Loratadine with Pseudoephedrine three times in day if the symptoms persists then ct of brain is advisable

Use glasses while driving
wash eyes with fresh water twice a day
Eye drop Lubrex, twice a day in both eyes (use after washing hands) for 7 days

Do not douche or use powders or sprays on your vulvar area. Try not to scratch. Use a cold pack or a cool bath to treat itching. For severe itching, try an oral antihistamine, such as a non-drowsy one like loratadine (Claritin) one that might make you sleepy, like diphenhydramine (Benadryl).