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Can Passive Tobacco Smoker Have Allergic Headaches?

I'm having headaches.Usually always start at night.I've been allergent to tobacco ...tobacco smoke my whole life..tested for allergies in college ..Had 2 big ones tobacco and house dust..My wife smokes..is it possible i'm getting these headaches from her sleeping in the same bed... I think so...is there something i can take or just sleep in another room
Tue, 25 Feb 2014
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As active smoking does the damage, so does the passive one too.As you are allergic to it. The headaches can be explained. You can ask your wife to compromise, make a smoke free zone. Or use of mouth freshners after smoking. Avoidance of tobacco from an unknown person is difficult. From a close relative or partner i don't think that should be a problem to the extent to consider a room change.
Take simple acetaminophen for the headaches at night.
Hope it helps
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Can Passive Tobacco Smoker Have Allergic Headaches?

Thank you for asking! As active smoking does the damage, so does the passive one too.As you are allergic to it. The headaches can be explained. You can ask your wife to compromise, make a smoke free zone. Or use of mouth freshners after smoking. Avoidance of tobacco from an unknown person is difficult. From a close relative or partner i don t think that should be a problem to the extent to consider a room change. Take simple acetaminophen for the headaches at night. Hope it helps