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In spring i feel like i can't breathe a little, doesn't last long and doesn't affect me but feels weird, could it be hay fever? what do i do?
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Could be: as it is spring time time now in Australia. See an allergist / asthma specialist, if you have access to one where you live, or see your GP and ask for evaluation and medicines for relief of airway obstruction at time of symptoms, like inhaled broncho-dilators. best wishes
Answered 11/23/2016
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