A 26-year-old female asked:
sneezing, itchy+runny nose even can't breath.lung function test abnormal, not asthma.blood oxygen 100.doctor suspects hyperventilation.caused by allergy?
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Dr. Doanh Nguyen, md, faaaai answered
13 years experience Allergy and Immunology
Not enough info: Sneezing, itchy and runny nose are signs of allergic rhinitis. We can get a lot of information from a lung function test but we need to see it. If you have allergic rhinitis, your risk of having asthma is higher. In the info you provide, it looks like you also have blood work ups including immunocap or allergy testing. If the labs show elevated ige's, all of your symptoms might be allergy-related.
Answered on Dec 1, 2013
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Allergy is likely: You may wish to check with an allergist or at least give an antihistamine a try. If you think it is a winter cold then you may want to try a decongestant. Tack för frågan!
Answered on Dec 1, 2013
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Dr. John Chiu answered
56 years experience Allergy and Immunology
Lung function?: We need to know what is abnormal about the lung function to give you a better answer. Also, a single lung function test especially at a time when you don't have symptoms does not ruled out asthma. Do you have problem getting air in or getting air out? Does your heart rate go up when you have breathing problem?
Answered on Oct 4, 2016
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See your doc: You should be evaluated by internist /GP. All this seems like allergies, but could be more serious such as asthma or even bronchitis.
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Yes: It is safe, you can continue.
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