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Breathing and allergic wheezing
Hi I m 30 yrs old woman who is syfffrom allergic wheezing i m very much allergic to dust, chocolates, any cold items and strong smell of scent or anything lik nail polish,thinner
My air ways bcom tight and makes it very difficult to breathe. Some times when the room is full an no air i feel suffocated and road i cant go without mask.it feels very difficult to breathe at times. Even now I have wheezing sound night any dust or day anythin i contact. By early mornin I get wheezing issue and disturbs my sleep. If anyone has a solution which Is affordable please let me know i will explain more in deep about this and I want to get cured from this. Please help me
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kindly connect..need proper history
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Dr. Kirubanandam Arularasan
Respiratory Medicine
12 yrs exp
Thanjavur
As per your history, you might be suffering from asthma which has to be confirmed by doing blood test, chest x ray and spirometry. And can be easily controlled with inhalers. Better consult Pulmonologist and get treated.
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consult with Pulmonologist with CBC with AEC
CHEST X RAY
PFT
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
What you're describing, wheezing and tight airways triggered by dust, strong smells, and cold items, fits a pattern of allergic asthma rather than a one-off issue. This is very manageable over time once the right mix of trigger avoidance and proper treatment is in place, even on a limited budget.
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Please see a physician or a pulmonologist, who can confirm this with a simple breathing test and start an inhaler-based plan, which controls symptoms far better long-term than tablets alone. Keeping your room dust-free and avoiding strong scents will help meanwhile. Seek urgent care if you ever struggle to speak in full sentences or your lips look bluish during an episode.
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