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  5. I have been having severe cold and nasal problems since my teenage years, especially during seasonal changes. It improves a bit with exercise, but when I ride my bike, my nose gets blocked, and I get heaviness and pain in my head and neck. Is this condition curable, or will it keep coming back?

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I have been having severe cold and nasal problems since my teenage years, especially during seasonal changes. It improves a bit with exercise, but when I ride my bike, my nose gets blocked, and I get heaviness and pain in my head and neck. Is this condition curable, or will it keep coming back?

Asked by Male, 35 · 2 months ago

Vikas Singh

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

2 months ago

Cold and nasal blockage for many years that worsen with seasonal changes and cause head heaviness are often due to allergy or sinus-related issues. It may not be permanently cured in all cases, but it can be well controlled with proper care and by avoiding triggers. Regular steam inhalation, staying active, and protecting yourself from dust and cold air can help reduce symptoms. It is advisable to get evaluated by a doctor to confirm the cause and plan long-term management.
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  1. Condition Management: Your symptoms suggest chronic rhinitis or sinusitis, which can be recurrent, especially with seasonal changes.

  2. Treatment Options:a. Consider using antihistamines or nasal corticosteroids.b. Telekast (Montelukast) may help reduce symptoms; consult your doctor for suitability.

  3. Lifestyle Adjustments:a. Continue regular exercise.b. Use a mask while biking to reduce exposure to allergens.

  4. Consultation: See an ENT specialist for a thorough evaluation and personalized treatment plan.

Answered 2 months ago