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Nocturnal Wheezing
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I am allergic to dust, pollen, humidity and sun and I am getting more allergic attacks since I'm staying at home (lockdown). Using Furamist AZ nasal spray in those allergic instances.
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And since this lockdown has started I got this new condition of nocturnal wheezing. (I get it once or twice in a week).
The whole day I used to be fine but as soon as night falls I started having wheezing with irritation in trachea and very limited amount of sputum.
It's almost been 2 months of this condition. Sometimes the amount of wheezing is too much that I end up coughing more than breathing.
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Please advice what it is. I hope this is not Asthma or something serious!
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Hi. I understand your concern s. You must be having asthma and allergic rhinitis . There is nothing to eb scared about asthma. It can be controlled with inhalers. Consult a pulmonologist/allergist for a detailed analysis of your symptoms and treatment via chat consult.
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Dr. Sunil Kumar
Pulmonologist
13 yrs exp
Udaipur
Around half of allergic rhinitis patients also have bronchial asthma. From your clinical history it is almost clear that you are having allergic rhinitis with bronchial asthma.
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consult with pulmonologist physically or if not possible then teleconsultation
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Dr. Suruchi
Pulmonologist
18 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Your condition appears to be Allergic rhinitis with asthma.Please consult a pulmonologist for detailed evaluation
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Steam inhalation will help with optimized treatment
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Dr. Santosh Jha
Pulmonologist
11 yrs exp
Delhi
Yes it definitely seems like asthma,and also asthma is often associated with allergic rhinitis.
Need to consult a pulmonologist for further management.
Consult online if not able to go physically due to lockdown!
Take care!
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