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Medical Conditions - Allergic Asthma

Allergic asthma is a type of breathing difficulty seen in adults and children. Here, the asthma attack is generally triggered by a substance called an allergen. When an asthmatic individual inhales an allergen, it triggers high-grade inflammatory reactions in the airway and lungs. There will be breathlessness, cough, sneezing, and cold.

All allergic asthma Q&A

Do treating allergens improve long-term asthma control?

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How can I treat and prevent my winter cough effectively?

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Can a pet cat's exposure worsen my kids' dust allergy?

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How do I manage both allergies and asthma together?

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How to control post-pregnancy asthma?

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How can I control my asthma, now and during pregnancy?

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How should a 29-year-old manage worsening allergic asthma?

Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. As per your symptoms, you are suffering from bronchial asthma with allergic rhinitis, but you need to confirm this by doing a spirometry with a reversibility test.

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How to keep asthma under control in the initial stage at 35?

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Is there any association between asthma and food allergies?

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Are my breathing troubles due to asthma or allergies?

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