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Help! what is allergic asthma and is it normal for it to last 4 weeks?
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Yes: Asthma triggered by allergies. If your trigger (pollen, for example), is around for 4 weeks, then yes. If you have year round triggers, then you can have allergic asthma year round.
Answered 9/7/2013
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