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Do you believe I have alelrgic  Asthma
Attached spirometry rpt. IgE: 7k. Breathing prob since COVID+ in 2020. Before COVID, never had this issue.  Docs saw IgE 7k → keep saying Allergic Asthma (AA). Told them before COVID no breath issues. Did skin prick test – allergic to dust – but dust exp. never ↑ prob. Breath prob constant, doesnt comes/goes. Tried Foracort 200 inh. → no improvement. Also take benzo + Dayvigo. When breath prob happens, SpO₂ still 98%. As AA pts can’t take sleep meds, makes it harder. Met multiple pulmo docs – all say AA – but sxs don’t feel like asthma. Just high IgE ≠ AA. Do you think high IgE alone is enough to dx AA? Pls share opinions, condition worsening.
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pft is normal you have to check other aeroallergena and food allergen also during skin prick test and then go on cocktail sublingual immunotherapy
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Your PFT is normal which is common in case of asthma. May be you need to correct your inhaler technique
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Connect further with a detailed history to update your inhalers
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In asthma pft can be normal We have to corelate based on clinical symptoms
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Yes, the most probable diagnosis is Atopic Asthma with your history. COVID-19 infection can enhance expression of your allergy by several central to atopic mechanisms. Which will finally result in Increased IgE synthesis. Recruitment of eosinophils. Upregulation of histamine and other mediators of inflammation.
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1. recheck your inhaler techniques 2. reevaluvate - repeat history taking, and look for additional causes that leads to your condition
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stress is also a trigger for asthma, so keeping calm is really important. if possible consult.
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Make sure inhaler dosing and technique is correct In asthma pft is not always abnormal
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May be Allergic in nature. Pl identify and avoid allergens. Pl avoid sleep medicines. You need certain tats. Pl consult.
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