Nasal corticosteroid sprays work in a congested nose to clear the nasal passage of swelling and mucus. They ease the breath in a runny or stuffy nose. Steroid nasal sprays are beneficial in treating allergic rhinitis and nasal polyps. In the case of nasal polyps, they reduce the size of polyps. Though they are safe to use, some of their adverse effects include throat irritation, burning sensation in the inner nose, nasal dryness, etc.
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What should be done for fluttering sound in the ear
Query: Hi doctor, I am having a polyp in my sinus and have been suffering from frequent cold for a long time. Now, I am facing a fluttering sound in my ear. What should be done? Read Full »
Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. Generally, polyp in sinus needs to be removed. If ethmoidal polyp, then it can be treated with steroid spray. Ear problem can or cannot be due to a polyp. You need to tell your complaint in detail. Sometimes, polyp can block the eustachian tube and ears and it can cause r... Read Full »
How to clear the bitter taste present in my mouth?
Query: Hi doctor, I am a 27-year-old male with a weight of 198 pounds and a height of five feet nine inches. I exercise weekly. I usually eat healthy green vegetables and fruits everyday mixed with meats. I eat junk foods occasionally on weekends. I usually drink coffee and water in the morning. I have a f... Read Full »
Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. Change in taste can occur due to infection affecting the nose, throat, or sinuses. In your cases, it looks like a nasal polyp or any growth in the nasal passage as you had mentioned that you had a nasal blockage. I suggest you visit an ENT (ear, nose, and throat) special... Read Full »
Is my nasal allergy pointing to rhinitis?
Query: Hello doctor, I have nasal allergies which can trigger sneezing and a runny nose along with sneezing when I come in contact with dust. However, I constantly have thick post-nasal drip mucus that covers my vocal cords and makes my voice very weak all the time. My nose has not felt 100 % open in years... Read Full »
Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. Your symptoms point towards chronic rhinosinusitis superimposed or worsened by an allergy. All symptoms can be explained by this. Singers are more troubled by this condition because they require clear sinonasal cavities for good voice and resonance. I suggest you get so... Read Full »
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