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  5. Is it normal to still experience severe nasal stuffiness, head and eye pressure, and mild eye itching despite taking methylprednisolone, Doxycycline, paracetamol, pantoprazole, Becosules Zinc, Nosikind 0.1% drops, and Chymorol Forte, and could inhaling plant leaves to test my sense of smell cause a fungal infection?

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Is it normal to still experience severe nasal stuffiness, head and eye pressure, and mild eye itching despite taking methylprednisolone, Doxycycline, paracetamol, pantoprazole, Becosules Zinc, Nosikind 0.1% drops, and Chymorol Forte, and could inhaling plant leaves to test my sense of smell cause a fungal infection?

Asked by Female, 32 · 3 days ago

Since your body is fighting an infection, it can take a few days for medications like doxycycline and methylprednisolone to fully ease severe congestion and pressure. Please continue your prescribed course and keep your doctor updated if you don't improve. Regarding inhaling plant leaves, please avoid doing this. Raw plant matter can carry fungal spores and irritants, which could potentially introduce a fungal infection or worsen your nasal inflammation. Instead, you can safely test your smell with clean household items like coffee or vanilla.
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Is it normal to still experience severe nasal stuffiness, head and eye pressure, and mild eye itching despite taking methylprednisolone, Doxycycline, paracetamol, pantoprazole, Becosules Zinc, Nosikind 0.1% drops, and Chymorol Forte, and could inhaling plant leaves to test my sense of smell cause a fungal infection?

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