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Dear lybrate-user,
montelukast alone will not help.
You may need a basal spray and inhalers
also avoid exposure to cold items, dust, air conditioner.
Get yourself evaluated with a chest physician with cbc ige xray chest xray pns and spirometry
warm regards.

You can try to find the cause of the urticaria by skin patch tests by dermatologist. If nothing works chronic low dose, e. G. 5 mg prednisolone daily under supervision of allergy specialist may be an option.

Stuffed nose can cause breathing diffulty.
Temporary can take nasal sprays and get yourself evaluated for bronchial asthma also and also can get a skin prick test (allergy test) done. I suggest visit a pulmonologist near to you.

Total ige and phadiatop adult allergy screening. If positive then, skin prick test to know allergens causing this problem. Ins and montelukast with fexafenodine in tab.

You are suffering from allergic dermatitis causing hives. Medicine available for good improvement. As the treatment varies depending on the severity. Send photos of the affected area, by direct online consultation for accurate diagnosis and treatment.

Please don't worry so much start doing regular yoga and pranayam avoid oily spicy and fast food avoid rice take salads and fruits more keep your stomach slightly empty always avoid constipation to develop avoid maida containing items like biscuits toast bread khari etc take cap trikatu by himalaya 2 cap per day after food once a day cap triphala by himalaya 1 1 tab ebasil 15 1 at nt tab zentel 1 1 please reconsult on lybrate after 15 days, we will think about panchkarma for you.

Hello sir!
allergy is all about lifestyle modifications in order to just avoid encountering the triggering factors in the very first place. Once the chemical cycles sets in and you develop sneezing attacks, then the affect can be neutralised by medications only. Since you already have been taking treatment, further step can be 1. To scale up your current treatment regime to low-dose steroids (nasal sprays are also available to get immediate relief the moment you come in contact with dust, po...more

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Probably you have written wrongly, however you need to be examined by urogenital surgeon or urologist.

Better don't give it.
First read the short and long term side effects of it.
You can consult me at lybrate for homoeopathic treatment..