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Q: Is It Allergies??
asked by: Hershey03 on April 7th, 2006
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For a long time i've been known to have "colds" very often, but someone enlightened me on the idea that it might be allergies. I always have a stuffy nose, though some days its worse than others, and I sneeze a lot. And sometimes i'll have itchy eyes. Since I have these pretty much all year, I didn't think they could be allergies, since I was under the impression allergies were only around spring?? Also I get alot of headaches several times a week.
Another symptom I have is I get a bad cough whenever I run or exert myself and I get a cough whenever I laugh or cry hard. What can cause this? I considered asthma but i've never had an "attack", only coughing.
Please help
thank you
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ARepko
replied on June 1st, 2006
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I Think I Have Developed An Allergy?
Last week my 3 year old had strep. Mid week I had to take in my mother's cat while she is recuperating from a fall. On saturday I started feeling bad, listless, post nasal drip, and a slightly itchy throat. I thought maybe I caught a cold from my daughter, who was still coughing. But now it is thursday of the following week and my eyes are itchy, nose is running , and I have a little cough; all this in addition to what I started with on saturday. I did and do not have a fever. I have two cats and I think taking in my mother's cat, who is a long hair, has triggered an allergy. Is it possible??? I am 37 and have never been allergic to any animal. I am only allergic to dairy products and latex( on bandaids and medical tape). Oh, almost forgot, my back is also itching like crazy. Can anyone confirm this is an allergy and suggest a good allergy medication, which is over the counter?
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