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Can dyspnea be caused by allergies?
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Yes: If the allergies cause some bronchospasm then yes
Answered 12/10/2014
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Dyspnoea: Allergies can cause dyspnoea if a person gets a severe allergic reaction called anaphylaxis. Some times allergies may precipitate Asthma and cause dyspnoea . people may need to contact the family doctor is they are not sure about the cause for their dyspnoea as some of the sinister medical condition can present with dyspnoea.
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