Dr. Dhanraj D Khona

Hi lybrate-user if it's allergy you need a planned treatment. A few words to make you understand. Dust allergy is partly genetic and partly environmental. Thus it never goes away. With better, less dusty environment  the extent if the problem gets reduced. Medicines help to downregulate the immune response of your body to these environmental allergens. Long term lifestyle  changes with gradually tapering medication  helps to tackle chronic sinus problems.  Start taking Steam inhalation twice a day. *For chronic allergic rhinosinusitis you will need to take a long term course of antibiotics  together  with Nasal sprays. *You will need to avoid dusty environment  and dust mites, animal dander etc. Regular cleaning of AC air filters. Wearing mask while driving 2 wheelers/working in dusty  areas Medical  management  is done for 3 months and then patients  condition is reviewed.  Intermittent treatment is not beneficial  in the long run.

no fear . these type of operation can fail .keep in touch with your doctor for cavity cleaning and pus will stop

It needs symptomatic treatment,in some cases antibiotics are required (some are safe for use in pregnancy). Take steam inhalation twice a day. Keep warm.

Dear lybrate-user, if you want to go with home remedy than start taking iron rich diet which will produce mucus in your mouth hence leads to improve immunity in your mouth locally, and secondly start taking good fresh fruits so that will hydrate your mouth which will further enhance the protection.

Pls try hot water gargles, take plenty of plain water,hot beverages, steam inhalation, take pain killers like ibuprofen+paracetamol once a day

First of all you need an assessment of your hearing level, which can be done by a test called" pure tone audiometry" Depending on the results of the above mentioned test, further course of action can be decided.

Start tab. Montair-l daily at bed time and flomist nasal spray 2 puffs twice a day for 2 weeks. Do steam inhalation also twice a day.

Take a flow of steam (of plain water only ) over the forehead through a crescent steam inhaler, eight hourly

Take causticum 200, 5 drops , once in a week. do gargles with warm tea twice a day. chew glycyrrhiza 1x, tablet, 2 tabs thrice daily. Revert after 1 week.

Do Steam inhalation carefully by steam inhaler twice a day for 2-3 days, Consult ENT doctor for further management to rule out sinusitis/ DNS or other ENT problems

Hi, please take homeopathic medicine kalibich 1m 3 doses, silicea 200 + thuja 200 six pills twice a day, hydrastis q for steaming and report back after 15 days with feedback.

no need to worry go to your doctor for regular ear cleaning which is necessary after any ear surgery

Yes, but the term is very ambiguous as there are many small steps with varied surgical techniques that are included in the term Septoplasty. Modern techniques have made packless endoscopic surgery with new age tools like LASERs, Microdebriders, Coblation Wands have transformed Septoplasty from a horribly painful surgery into a minimally invasive short-stay surgery that allows you to breathe nasally as soon as you regain consciousness in the recovery room! Costs differ depending upon the technologies employed, Implants/packs/splints used, surgical technique and popularity and expertise of the surgeon involved, type of ward opted for, type of hospital, town/city where surgery is done. My patients usually spend about ₹1,00,000 all inclusive, as a daycare admission in an average hospital in Bengaluru. At a corporate hospital, in a Royal Suite, the same surgery could cost you triple the amount easily! In any small town in Karnataka, in a small Nursing Home, you could get Septoplasty done for ₹25,000 too. But remember, you pay peanuts, you will only get monkeys! Select an ENT Surgeon carefully. There are many sites which have comprehensive listings of ENT Surgeons with previous patient feedbacks. Read them carefully, before you select the right surgeon for you.

An anteroseptal infarction is a specific area of heart that dies due to lack of or insufficient flow of blood. If Dr. Suspect you hv mi definitely they advice hospital admission. Tachycardia is caused by something that disrupts the normal electrical impulses that control the rate of your heart's pumping action. Many things can cause or contribute to problems with the heart's electrical system. Causes=anemia exercise sudden stress, such as fright high blood pressure smoking fever drinking too much alcohol. Drinking too many caffeinated beverages medication side effects. If cardiologist given fitness certificate. Then no worry about that. If you hv any doubt take one more ecg and show to cardiologist. Don't think too much. Avoid stress.

You can take ignatia 1m / 5 drops in little water twice a day for one day only. Revert back after one week with feedback.

Take lycopodium 200 1 dose and start doing brisk morning exercises. And then revert me back after a week.

It may be due to sudden getting up from lying position and you get ups slowly and sit for a a wile before getting up to floor . Check for anemia also

Hello and welcome to lybrate, from your history, I have come to an conclusion that the lump is nothing but enlarged post auricular lymph node. This lymphadenopathy is generally due to scalp infection. So, I think you first go to a dermatologist. That will be best for you. Thanks and get well soon.

Nose pricking is most common cause of nose bleeding. Avoid that. Tab trenexa 500 mg 1 sos when bleeding occurs.

The sinuses are a connected system of hollow cavities in the skull. The largest sinus cavities are around an inch across; others are much smaller. Sinus Tests Physical examination: A doctor can look into the nose with a lighted viewer to see the turbinates, which may be swollen. She may press or tap on the face over the sinuses to check for pain. Computed tomography (CT scan): A CT scanner uses X-rays and a computer to create detailed images of the sinuses. CT scanning can help diagnose chronic sinusitis. Symptoms: Acute sinusitis (sinus infection): Viruses or bacteria infect the sinus cavity, causing inflammation. Increased mucus production, nasal congestion, discomfort in the cheeks, forehead or around the eyes and headaches are common symptoms. Sinus Treatments Decongestants: Medications that cause blood vessels in the inner nasal tissue to constrict. As a result, there is less sinus congestion, mucus production and postnasal drip. For further queries get back to me.