ENT & Allergy Symptom Checker

Domain-specific scores across Nasal Allergy, Sleep & Airway, Ear Health, Eye & Throat, Skin & Systemic, and Trigger Patterns — so a patient with severe nasal allergy gets an accurate nasal allergy score, not a diluted overall number.

⏱ 3 minutes 🩺 6 domain scores 📊 Clinically weighted 🔒 Confidential

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How scores work: Each domain is scored independently out of 100. Priority symptoms ★ carry higher weight. Frequency (Sometimes / Often / Always) multiplies each score. After submitting, WhatsApp opens with your full results — please tap Send so Dr Mehta receives your data.

🤧 Nasal & Breathing Allergy 0%

Core indicators of allergic rhinitis, nasal obstruction and sinus disease

Blocked nose — one or both sides, worse mornings or at night★ Nasal obstruction — cardinal symptom of rhinitis and structural nasal disease

Frequent sneezing — especially morning, with dust, or on waking★ Morning sneezing bouts are a hallmark of allergic rhinitis

Runny nose — watery or clear discharge★ Watery rhinorrhoea is characteristic of allergic rhinitis

Post-nasal drip — mucus dripping down the back of the throatOften causes chronic cough, throat clearing and hoarseness

Reduced sense of smell — partial or completeAnosmia can indicate nasal polyps, sinusitis or post-viral damage

😴 Sleep & Airway 0%

Critical indicators of sleep-disordered breathing — often underreported

Snoring at night — audible to partner or on recordings★ Primary symptom of obstructive sleep-disordered breathing

Mouth breathing during sleep — dry mouth on waking, jaw open at night★ Strongly suggests nasal obstruction or adenoid hypertrophy

Waking unrefreshed — tired despite 7–8 hours of sleep★ Non-restorative sleep is a hallmark of OSA and upper airway resistance

Witnessed pauses in breathing during sleep, or waking with a gasp★ Observed apneas are a diagnostic criterion for OSA — requires urgent sleep study

Daytime fatigue, poor concentration or brain fogCognitive impairment from disrupted sleep — underrecognised in rhinitis and OSA

👂 Ear & Hearing 0%

Ear symptoms linked to Eustachian tube dysfunction, allergy and middle ear disease

Sudden drop in hearing — noticed over hours to days in one or both ears★ ⚠️ MEDICAL EMERGENCY — sudden sensorineural hearing loss requires urgent ENT within 72 hours

Ear fullness, muffled hearing or crackling soundsCommon in Eustachian tube dysfunction, middle ear fluid and allergy

Ringing, buzzing or hissing in the ears (tinnitus)Linked to hearing loss, wax, middle ear disease or noise exposure

Itching inside the earsOften associated with allergy, eczema of the ear canal or fungal infection

👁️ Eye & Throat 0%

Symptoms often co-occurring with allergic rhinitis via the unified airway

Itchy, watery or red eyes — especially with dust, smoke, pollen or outdoors★ Allergic conjunctivitis co-occurs with allergic rhinitis in over 60% of cases

Frequent throat clearing or chronic coughPost-nasal drip and LPR (laryngopharyngeal reflux) are common causes

Dizziness, imbalance or episodic vertigo (spinning sensation)Vestibular symptoms can be linked to inner ear disease, Eustachian dysfunction or Meniere’s

🧬 Skin & Systemic Allergy Signs 0%

Visible and systemic markers of atopic (allergic) constitution

Dark circles under the eyes (“allergic shiners”) — without sleep deprivation★ Periorbital venous congestion from chronic nasal allergy — a visible clinical sign

Recurrent skin rashes, hives (urticaria) or eczemaAtopic march — rhinitis, eczema and asthma share common immune pathways

Known or suspected asthma — wheeze, shortness of breath or chest tightnessUnified airway model — rhinitis and asthma coexist in 40–80% of cases

Persistent dandruff or flaky scalp despite treatmentSeborrhoeic dermatitis often co-exists with atopic conditions

🌿 Trigger Pattern & History 0%

These significantly raise clinical probability — even without severe current symptoms

Symptoms clearly worsen with dust, smoke, pets, pollen, humidity or cold air★ Identifiable environmental triggers are diagnostic of allergic rhinitis until proven otherwise

Family history of allergy, asthma, hay fever or eczema in parents or siblings★ Atopy has strong heritability — family history raises pre-test probability significantly

Symptoms have persisted for more than 3 months★ Persistent duration distinguishes chronic rhinitis from transient respiratory infections

Using antihistamines, nasal sprays or decongestants regularly for symptom controlOngoing medication use suggests undertreated disease requiring structured evaluation

Symptoms clearly worse in certain seasons — winter, spring or monsoonSeasonal pattern suggests pollen or mould sensitisation as primary allergen

⚠️ URGENT: You have indicated sudden hearing loss. This is a medical emergency in ENT. Corticosteroids given within 72 hours significantly improve recovery. Please seek urgent ENT evaluation immediately — WhatsApp Dr Pranshu Mehta right now.

Your ENT & Allergy Domain Scores

🤧 Nasal Allergy0/100

😴 Sleep & Airway0/100

👂 Ear & Hearing0/100

👁️ Eye & Throat0/100

🧬 Skin & Systemic0/100

🌿 Trigger Pattern0/100

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🔗 Condition-specific information:

Allergic Rhinitis Skin Prick Test (SPT) Paediatric OSA Adult OSA Sudden Hearing Loss Paediatric ENT

Clinical note: This tool uses domain-specific symptom weighting based on established ENT clinical scoring frameworks. It is a structured educational self-assessment — not a diagnostic instrument. Results should be interpreted only by a qualified ENT specialist.

Dr Pranshu Mehta, DLO ENT Surgeon | Rog Nidan ENT & Dental Clinic, C-2/275 Janakpuri, New Delhi | +91 98186 35660