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Allergy Season: Why do I have symptoms out of season?

Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT) | Last Active: Dec 28, 2022 | Replies (34)
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@sueinmn

@fab44 Well, for many people allergy season is 365 days long. The term for it is Allergic Rhinitis, and you can be sensitive to many things indoors, including dust, pets, house plants, cleaning products and scents. And foods! Allergic symptoms can develop and change over time. Have you tried using your allergy nasal spray or antihistamine medications?

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fab44 | @fab44 | Dec 10, 2022

Thank you! Yes, I use saline nasal spray every day and have used the antihistamine meds also.

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fab44 | @fab44 | Dec 11, 2022

Thank you Sue! I just found out that there is a "Perennial Rhinitis" which is where I am at. I am dealing with many options that hopefully will help my constant throat clearing condition.
On 11/09/22 I had surgery on my nose and sinuses: ESS, Septoplasty & Turbinate reduction. The surgery was a success and I am breathing better now but still have the constant drainage and throat clearing. I am continually searching for a solution to help. I have what I call my "5:00 PM meltdown" with mucus lodged in my throat. It is on-going very hard to live with.
Thank you!

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