What is causing my sneezing problem, climate change or allergy?

Hi,

Welcome to icliniq.com. It appears that you are experiencing a hypersensitivity reaction, likely due to dust mites in your house, with potential additional factors could be pollens from nearby plants. Fortunately, this is not a serious issue, and there's no need to be overly concerned. I recommend getting an allergen sensitivity skin patch test done to identify specific triggers. Taking certain precautions such as cleaning old curtains and bed linen, and avoiding contact with old books that may harbor mites can be helpful. In case of symptoms, you can consider taking Levocetirizine 5 mg tablets after consulting with your specialist doctor and obtaining their consent.

Hi,

Welcome back to icliniq.com. Indeed, you are correct; even exposure to cold temperatures can trigger such symptoms. While the best approach is to avoid allergens and triggers, it might not always be feasible. In such cases, taking Levocetirizine proactively when experiencing trouble can be helpful. To better understand the situation, consider getting your eosinophil levels checked, as elevated levels may indicate underlying hypereosinophilia requiring treatment. For relief, try steam inhalation with plain water to soothe the nostrils, but avoid using Otrivin or other nasal drops.