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Can allergies developed at the age of 17 outgrown. ige level 302 while normal is till100. absolute eosinophil count 410. breathlessness is it asthma?
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Yes: Allergies can develop at any age. While your numbers are elevated, they are not so bad that you need panic or run to er. Call your primary care doctor or an allergist so you can discuss your specific symptoms, have a good check-up that focusses on areas involved (for instance your lungs) and then any tests, (breathing, blood, etc) that can enlighten both you and doc as to cause of symptoms and tx.
Answered 4/11/2014
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