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How Does A Stuffy Nose Contribute To Asthma?

I have a stuffy nose, a slight cough and feel very hot I have been drinking lots of water.I have taken my temperature and it was 98.1 I also have asthma so I did do a treatment about one hour ago.I do not know if I should contact my doctor or not, please let me know what I can do.Thank you,Debbie
Mon, 11 May 2015
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Dear user,

I really understand your concern.

Temperature 98.1 F is quite normal.
You said also that you have a stuffy nose and a slight cough, so this may be common cold or allergic rhinitis if you are exposed to allergens.
Use saline nasal solution 3 drops three times daily on each nostril, Tylenol tea every 4-6 hours and avoid allergens.

If you have shorteness of breath use ventolin 2-3 puffes on attacks.

Please see a doctor if you don't improve after two days.



All the best!

Dr. Elton Halili
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN GENERAL MEDICINE
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How Does A Stuffy Nose Contribute To Asthma?

Dear user, I really understand your concern. Temperature 98.1 F is quite normal. You said also that you have a stuffy nose and a slight cough, so this may be common cold or allergic rhinitis if you are exposed to allergens. Use saline nasal solution 3 drops three times daily on each nostril, Tylenol tea every 4-6 hours and avoid allergens. If you have shorteness of breath use ventolin 2-3 puffes on attacks. Please see a doctor if you don t improve after two days. All the best! Dr. Elton Halili MASTER OF SCIENCE IN GENERAL MEDICINE