Allergy with throat itching for many years is usually due to sensitivity to dust, weather, or triggers, and it tends to recur rather than have a permanent cure. Focus on avoiding triggers, keeping your environment clean, using steam inhalation, drinking warm fluids, and maintaining a healthy routine to reduce symptoms. Ayurveda may help with overall balance and symptom control, but it works slowly and should be used carefully. If symptoms continue or worsen, consult a doctor to plan safe long-term management, including any alternative therapy.

Severe acne on the back with itching that does not improve with treatment can be due to an ongoing infection, fungal involvement, or skin irritation. Keep the area clean and dry, wear loose cotton clothing, avoid sweating and scratching, and use gentle skincare to reduce irritation. Try to avoid oily products and maintain hygiene after sweating to prevent worsening. Since it is not improving with the current treatment, consult a doctor to review the diagnosis and guide a more suitable therapy.

Cold and sneezing during exam time are often due to allergies or stress that trigger your nasal passages. Keep your room clean, avoid dust, use a mask if needed, drink warm fluids, and do steam inhalation to reduce symptoms. Manage stress with proper sleep, relaxation, and a routine to prevent flare-ups. If it keeps happening frequently during exams, consult a doctor to confirm an allergy and guide proper prevention.