Very : Very likely you do. Would see your doctor to assess for asthma and treat accordingly. And yes, you can be on both types of medications if needed.
Answered 10/3/2016
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From : From what y ou describe, you have seasonal allergic rhinitis and asthma. You also mention that the medications you take do not fully control y our symptoms. You should see a board-certified allergist asap, get appropriate medications and probably should be considered for allergen desensitization (allergy shots).
Answered 10/4/2016
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Asthma plan: From your description, it is likely that you have seasonal rhinitis which can be addressed by taking an antihistamine, nasal saline rinses and nasal steroids ( if needed ). Your asthma symptoms require further assessment with pulmonary function testing, with and without a bronchodilator. Your physician will develop an asthma plan accordingly. Other triggers are also possible. Virtual appt avail
Answered 2/5/2015
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