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Breathing problem

2015-09-10 22:51:19
Its like my nose is blocked always (like wheezing). Not much phlegm coming out. I dont have a running nose. It just feels like its blocked by phlegm, but when i sneeze nothing comes.Not able to take proper amount of air. Yawning a lot.Chest tightness, fullness.Increased difficulty in breathing while running. No cough.
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You are suffering from asthma with allergic rhinites. Do a pulmonary function test. Consult a chest specialist immediately.

Answered2015-09-18 10:08:11

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Answered2015-09-11 16:21:55

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