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Q: Allergic Rhinits, Asthma, Skin Allergies, Diarrhea

asked by: MARYANN_NER on November 15th, 2007

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i was diagnosed to spray my nose for a lifetime for alllergic rhinits.. i stopped it for a while since my throat seems paining too much after spraying for a week or more... i was diagnosed also that i dont have any phlegm in my lungs for sometime last year i have cough for almost every other month and it lasted for 1 month cough with asthma and too much sticky phlegm... the ENT doctor found out that i have too much phlegm in my nose when ive gone for xray...and somewhat like water..

whenever i have allergic rhinitis... before i will have some colds and flu.. i will have very itchy body plus... after that a diarrhea sometimes and sneezing too much, later cough and asthma.. i have too much problems with allergies...i dont even spray perfume neither cologne at all, it makes me become dizzy... the doctor even said not to go for swimming since it will trigger an attack.... so i stopped and just watch people going to the beach...

i dont know if there is any permanent cure for allergies... i just know that allergies are prevented but never be cured at all.

i have an attack one time... where i cant breathe anymore without any cold or cough or asthma... its an allergy like closing my throat and nose for breathing.. after is running for a diarrhea.. i believe that a fatal allergy called anaphylaxis...

i hope one day... all allergies will be gone

Replies(3)

MandMs

replied on November 21st, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

I guess you have very serious problem with allergies, because your usual reaction to allergens is a severe, whole-body allergic reaction, anaphylaxis.
Difficulty breathing, wheezing, nasal congestion, generalized itching, cough, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and other more, are all symptoms of anaphylaxis.

How often you are experiencing anaphylaxis?
Do you get immediate medical attention at that moment?
Do you suffer from food, drug or insect bites allergies or you are getting allergy reactions with no identifiable cause.
Do you take meds to prevent allergies?

ksp1108

replied on August 19th, 2009

New User

painful diarrhea followed by asthma attack

This is me. I get a few rumblings in my lower intestines and very quickly (10 min) I am running for the bathroom with painful diarrhea. Shortly there after my asthma kicks in and my throat closes and my nasal passages swell. Sometimes my soft palate stiffens and it is hard to speak. Most times this occurs in the middle of the night when I am not aware of symptoms until to late. But if I keep Imodium and take immediately sometimes I can avoid a full asthma attack. Anyone else out there?

Jb1234

replied on September 3rd, 2009

New User

Asthma attacks

This is actually exactly what happens to me every time I have an asthma attack! Ever since I was very little my asthma attacks happen between 2 and 4 AM when I am awakened by the worst stomach pains you can imagine. I sit in the bathroom for about ten minutes with the most awful cramps until I finally get relief by having diarrhea. This is actually the worst part of my asthma attacks the stuffed up nose swollen palet and wheezing are a walk in the park comparitively. I'm so glad to see that this actually happens to someone else. Every time I tell anyone about what happens they look at me like I'm crazy! Oh and also, this happens often after I eat mcdonalds late at night, very strange!!

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