ct scan which results are as follow:
Minimal mucoperiosteal thickening in bilateral maxilliary, bilateral ethmoid and bilateral sphenoid sinuses; due to minimal siusitis
No evidence of sinonasal drainage pathway compromise.
No focal soft tissue mass or fluid level
No bony wall expansion or destruction
Congest/Swelling at bilateral inferior and bilateral middle turbinates
The nasal septum is deviated and convexity to right
No defininte focal mass or polyposis at nasal cavity
Normal orbits, baske of skull, mastoid air cells, and nasopharnyx
Normal viabrant bilateral Agger nasi cells, left concha bullosa and left haller cell
I had a allergy test done from Samitivej Sirinakarin Hospital,Bangkok Thailand before which came out
HEENT congested nasal turbinate 70 - 80%, tonsil 1+, TM intact,
Heart and Lung: within normal limit,
Abdomen: no hepato-splenomegaly,
Skin: no rash
Skin prick test aeroallergen : positive 3+ to House Dust mite
Samitivej hospital diagnosed it as Allergic Rhinitis and Bangkok hospital has diagnosed it as Allergic Rhinitis.The doctor say that my septum is deviated but not that much to cause a nasal blockage and neither it has caused any obstruction in nose.They advise me that I would have to take only nasal spray such as Avamys and Nasones for a long time.
It is clear that this is a significant problem for you that has been affecting your life. If the nose and sinuses are clear, it is not a mechanical obstruction that is causing the breathlessness that you are experiencing. It is unlikely that an allergy to dust mite would create the degree of symptoms that you are experiencing, to the degree in which these symptoms are debilitating.
I would agree that discussing this with a psychiatrist is a good idea as the next step in trying to get a better control of these symptoms.