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Difficulty In Breathing During Windy Conditions. No Blockage. Remedy?

I have difficulty breathing, especially in windy conditions. In fact, I even have nose bleeds. I was having chest pain for the last month during extreme windy conditions, so my doctor ordered tests including an echo and strss test. There seemed tobe some abnormality so i was also given a heart catheter test, which was normal--no signs of blockage, etc. I am still having difficulty. What should I do? The only other variable in all of this is a lot of stess at work.
Mon, 10 Jun 2013
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You could be suffering from allergic bronchitis on exposure to dust. use face masks when getting exposed to dusty environment. U need bronchodilators and antibiotics. See your chest physician. Desensitization will help, if you are found to be allergic to any specific antigen.
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Difficulty In Breathing During Windy Conditions. No Blockage. Remedy?

You could be suffering from allergic bronchitis on exposure to dust. use face masks when getting exposed to dusty environment. U need bronchodilators and antibiotics. See your chest physician. Desensitization will help, if you are found to be allergic to any specific antigen.