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Wheezing, Cough. Cure And Suggest Reason?
Suffering from wheezing for 8 years, in the passed 2 years it was normal and not much problem, Now from 2 weeks back cough at mid night / early morning and after some time wheezing starts and endup in using inhaler ,,, In the morning there is no problem, Is there any specific reason. please Advise. Thanks in advance for your kind help.
Sat, 9 Mar 2013
hi,
it looks like you have asthma which is mild now. asthma could be due to many reasons. you have dust allergy or seasonal allergy. you need to do complete work up your lungs. get a lung function test done to confirm asthma. then also you may have to do allergy test to know if your allergic to something.if you have allergy then you can start immunotherapy before your asthma symptom increases. go to both pulmonologist for asthma and immunologist for allergy testing.
your symptoms of asthma has just started it can controlled very easily at this stage.
also improve your general health ,as it may be because of that your symptoms have come back.
thank you
dr.mukesh
it looks like you have asthma which is mild now. asthma could be due to many reasons. you have dust allergy or seasonal allergy. you need to do complete work up your lungs. get a lung function test done to confirm asthma. then also you may have to do allergy test to know if your allergic to something.if you have allergy then you can start immunotherapy before your asthma symptom increases. go to both pulmonologist for asthma and immunologist for allergy testing.
your symptoms of asthma has just started it can controlled very easily at this stage.
also improve your general health ,as it may be because of that your symptoms have come back.
thank you
dr.mukesh
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