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06/11/2026

✨🪔 Happy Dhanteras! 🪔✨

May this Dhanteras bring you and your family good health, happiness, prosperity and endless blessings.

As we celebrate the festival of wealth, let us remember that GOOD HEALTH IS THE TRUE WEALTH. ❤️

May Lord Dhanvantari bless everyone with good health, peace of mind and a prosperous life.

Wishing you and your loved ones a healthy, happy and blessed Dhanteras!

🙏 Warm wishes from Dr. Roy & Team Dr. Roy Health Solutions Clinic

04/11/2026

👃 Why does one nostril always feel blocked, even when you don't have a cold?

Sometimes, it's completely normal.

Your nose has a natural process called the Nasal Cycle, where airflow alternates between nostrils every few hours.

But there's an important difference between a normal nasal cycle and persistent blockage on the same side.

It could be associated with:

🔹 Deviated Nasal Septum (DNS)
🔹 Enlarged nasal turbinates
🔹 Nasal polyps
🔹 Chronic sinus inflammation
🔹 Allergic rhinitis

⚠️ If the same nostril remains blocked, particularly with recurrent nosebleeds, facial pressure, or reduced sense of smell, don't ignore it.

The key is to identify the underlying cause rather than simply treating the congestion.

👨‍⚕️ An appropriate examination can help determine what's affecting your nasal airflow.

📌 Save this post for future reference and share it with someone who frequently experiences nasal blockage.

— Dr. Sitesh Roy
Senior Consultant
Allergist, Immunologist & Asthma Specialist



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20/10/2026

18/10/2026

Nine nights of non-stop Garba, but worried about asthma holding you back? 💃✨🪔

Having asthma shouldn’t automatically mean sitting on the sidelines! With the right planning, baseline control, and quick action steps, you can step into the circle with confidence and stay safe on the dance floor. 🫁✨

Swipe through for your complete Garba-Ready Asthma Checklist! 👉

Quick Rules to Remember:
💊 Stick to daily controllers: Never stop or alter your routine medicines just for the festival.
🎒 Keep your reliever accessible: Make sure it’s ready to use, not buried at the bottom of your bag.
🛑 Know when to pause: Persistent coughing, wheezing, or chest tightness are signs to stop—never try to dance through an asthma attack.
💧 Stay hydrated & pace yourself: Take regular breaks and step out of crowded spaces when needed.

📌 Save this post to refer back to during Navratri, and share it with friends and family celebrating this season! 💙

14/10/2026

🌫️ Should you spend ₹15,000 on an air purifier? Not so fast.

When outdoor AQI gets worse, buying an air purifier may seem like the obvious solution. But cleaner indoor air requires more than just buying an expensive device.

🏠 Your home may also contain PM2.5, cooking fumes, dust mites, pet allergens, mold spores and other indoor pollutants.

Before investing in an air purifier, understand these 5 things:

✅ Why outdoor AQI doesn't tell the whole story
✅ When an air purifier can actually help
✅ What CADR, room size and HEPA filtration mean
✅ Why air purifiers aren't a magic fix for allergies or eczema
✅ What you can do to improve indoor air quality before spending money

💡 The key takeaway: Source control + ventilation (when outdoor air is suitable) + appropriate filtration work together to improve indoor air quality.

If you or your family have asthma, allergies or eczema, don't assume an air purifier is the complete solution. Identifying relevant triggers matters.

👉 Swipe through to make a more informed decision before you buy.

🩺 Dr. Sitesh Roy
Senior Consulting
Allergist, Immunologist & Asthma Specialist

Save this post before your next air purifier purchase. 📌

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11/10/2026

🏠 Is your home triggering your allergies?

Your home may feel like the safest place to be, but hidden allergens can make everyday breathing uncomfortable. 🤧

Dust mites in bedding, pet dander, mould in damp areas, cockroach allergens, and indoor pollutants may trigger allergy symptoms in susceptible individuals.

🌿 Here are a few steps to help:
✅ Wash bedding regularly.
✅ Control indoor humidity and address mould.
✅ Reduce dust accumulation.
✅ Identify your triggers through appropriate allergy evaluation.

Remember, repeatedly treating symptoms without understanding their triggers may leave the underlying problem unaddressed.

🩺 If you experience frequent sneezing, nasal congestion, or allergy-related breathing difficulties, consult an Allergist-Immunologist for an appropriate assessment and personalised management plan.

A healthier home starts with awareness. Better breathing starts with action.

— Dr. Sitesh Roy
Senior Consulting Allergist, Immunologist & Asthma Specialist

07/10/2026

🤧 Is your child’s “cold” actually a nasal allergy?

Not every runny or blocked nose is caused by an infection.

If your child frequently has:
👃 Nose rubbing or the “allergic salute”
🤧 Repeated sneezing, especially in the morning
💧 Clear, watery nasal discharge
👀 Itchy, watery or dark-looking eyes
😮‍💨 Persistent nasal congestion
🔁 Symptoms that keep coming back

…it may be worth looking at the bigger pattern.
A cold usually follows a short-lived course. When similar nasal symptoms keep recurring or persist, nasal allergies may need to be considered.

One symptom alone doesn't confirm an allergy. But when several clues appear together, an evaluation by an Allergist-Immunologist can help determine what is actually causing your child's symptoms.

🩺 Don't keep treating a recurring “cold” without understanding the pattern.

👉 Swipe through to see the signs parents often miss.



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02/10/2026

🫁 Why do some people with asthma need biologics?

Asthma is not the same in everyone. 🧬
For some people, asthma remains difficult to control or continues to flare despite optimized standard treatment. In appropriately selected patients, biologics may help by targeting specific inflammatory pathways involved in asthma.

But biologics are not simply “stronger inhalers.” 💊❌

Before considering a biologic, an asthma specialist may look at:
🩸 Blood eosinophils
💨 FeNO
🧪 IgE & allergy sensitisation
🚨 Exacerbation history
🌿 Allergic triggers
🧬 Asthma phenotype
💊 Current treatment
👤 Individual factors

And importantly, biologics do not replace basic asthma care. 🫁

Inhaler technique, medication adherence, trigger exposure and other medical conditions still need to be evaluated and optimized. ✅

🎯 The goal is not simply to add another medicine.

It is to identify the right treatment approach for the right patient.

👉 Swipe through to understand who may be considered for biologic therapy, what factors guide the choice, and what biologics can do.

🩺 Discuss your options with an Allergist-Immunologist or asthma specialist.



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29/09/2026

❤️ World Heart Day 2026 | Anaphylaxis & Heart Health

Did you know that a severe allergic reaction can affect more than just your skin and lungs? It can also impact your heart and circulation.

⚠️ In rare cases, anaphylaxis may trigger a condition known as Kounis syndrome, where an allergic reaction affects the coronary arteries.

🚨 Warning signs you should never ignore: • Chest pain or pressure
• Breathlessness
• Fainting or severe dizziness
• Palpitations
• Sweating or extreme weakness

These symptoms require urgent medical assessment. If they occur during or after an allergic reaction, seek emergency medical care immediately.

❤️ This World Heart Day, remember: Recognising the warning signs early can make a difference.

📌 Save this post and share it to spread awareness!

👨‍⚕️ Dr. Sitesh Roy
Senior Consulting
Allergist, Immunologist & Asthma Specialist
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