I have nasal blockage, frequent sneezing, nose itching, and dryness, and I am unable to sleep. I tried Otrivin, RID AR, and Allegra M, but they are not helping now. What should I do?

Persistent nasal blockage, sneezing, and itching may be due to chronic allergy or nasal inflammation. Overuse of nasal drops like Otrivin can reduce their effectiveness over time. Steam inhalation, saline nasal care, and avoiding allergens may help relieve symptoms. Consult an ENT specialist for proper evaluation and suitable long-term management.

I've been suffering from a continuous runny nose for two months. I consulted a doctor but found no relief. I took Fexofenadine with Montelukast 15 days ago, but it didn't work. Please suggest something effective.

If your runny nose has lasted two months and Fexofenadine with Montelukast did not help, it may be allergic, sinus-related, or due to another underlying cause. You can try a saline nasal spray or rinse to clear the nose and reduce irritation. See an ENT or allergy specialist; they may suggest treatments to get effective relief.

I have been experiencing a cold for the past 365 days. Are there alternatives to Allegra M and Alerfix?

If you have had a cold for a year, you can try medicines like cetirizine, loratadine, or a nasal spray instead of Allegra M or Alerfix. Saline water rinsing also helps. But you should consult your doctor to find the exact cause and proper treatment.

What are the key active components present in Allegra-M 1

Allegra-M 120 mg/10 mg Tablet contains fexofenadine (120 mg), an antihistamine that relieves allergy symptoms, and montelukast (10 mg), a leukotriene receptor antagonist that reduces inflammation and helps control asthma and allergic rhinitis.

I have a cold and a headache, and my mouth is full of ulcers on the tongue, gums, and inner cheeks. Should I take Allercet DC or Allegra M, and which medicine can help treat the mouth ulcers?

Cold symptoms with headache and multiple mouth ulcers can occur during viral infections, lowered immunity, stress, nutritional deficiencies, fever-related dehydration, or mouth irritation. Ulcers on the tongue, gums, and inner cheeks may become painful while eating, drinking, or brushing teeth. Medicines like Allercet DC or Allegra M are mainly used for allergy-related symptoms such as sneezing, runny nose, or nasal irritation, but they do not directly heal mouth ulcers. Relief for ulcers usually focuses on reducing pain and irritation. Doctors may recommend antiseptic mouth gels, vitamin B complex supplements, soothing oral paints, or medicated mouth rinses, depending on severity. Drinking enough fluids, avoiding spicy foods, and maintaining gentle oral hygiene may help with healing. If the ulcers are very frequent, associated with high fever, white patches, severe weakness, or difficulty swallowing, further evaluation may be needed to rule out infection or nutritional problems.

I have nasal blockage, sneezing (25 times a day), itching in my nose, and can't sleep. Ortivin hasn't helped and made it worse. My mouth is dry, and previous treatments with RID AR and Allegra M are no longer effective.

It sounds like you have severe allergic rhinitis that is not responding to your current medicines. Dry mouth and worsening symptoms may occur with some nasal sprays or antihistamines. You should see an ENT specialist or allergist for a proper review; they may recommend a stronger or different nasal steroid spray, antihistamines, or allergy testing to find triggers. In the meantime, try saline nasal rinses, keeping your environment dust-free, and using a humidifier to ease congestion and itching.