Chronic Sinusitis in Nellore: Symptoms, Triggers, and Treatment Options
Facial pressure, a blocked nose, and infections that keep coming back? Here's what drives chronic sinusitis and how it's treated today.
Dr. K. Ravindranath Reddy
Allergic rhinitis is an allergic reaction in the lining of the nose. It causes sneezing, a runny or blocked nose, and itchy eyes, nose, or throat. It is very common, and in Nellore the combination of dust, pollution, humidity, and seasonal pollen means many people deal with it for much of the year.
Most people get good control with the right combination of measures, matched to how severe their symptoms are:
A cold is a viral infection that clears in a week or so. Allergic rhinitis lasts as long as you're exposed to the trigger, usually causes itching, and produces clear (not colored) discharge.
When symptoms are persistent or hard to control, allergy testing pinpoints your triggers so treatment and avoidance can be targeted — and it guides whether immunotherapy may help.
Immunotherapy is a treatment course that exposes you to small, controlled amounts of an allergen over time to reduce your sensitivity, offering longer-term relief for suitable patients.
Long-standing allergies can lead to swollen turbinates and contribute to sinus problems. If a blocked nose persists despite treatment, it's worth an ENT assessment.
This article is for general information and does not replace a medical consultation. For a diagnosis tailored to you, please book an appointment with our clinic in Nellore.
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Reviewed by Dr. K. Ravindranath Reddy, ENT Specialist · Consultant Otolaryngologist, Nellore.
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