Ocd and asthma

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Ocd and asthma

Asked for Female, 39 Years

Using homoe medicine for asthma. Its getting controlled. Also suffering from ocd since six and a half years. My anxiety and stress, again leading to asthma. In this way asthma not getting controlled since nearly 2 months. Also for ocd using homoe medicine.

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Ms. Vidya S Pulmonologist 8 yrs exp Chennai · Accepted Answer

Ms. Vidya S

Pulmonologist 8 yrs exp Chennai

Hello ! I would suggest you use inhalers for control of your asthma . And definitely stress is a proven aggravating factor for asthma. Hence try to have that under control . You can try meditation, listening to nice music , yoga to control your stress levels. If still persistent then you can take a short course of anxiolytic medication .

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