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Suggest Treatment For Allergic Asthma

Hi, I am 22years old girl,I have allergy related asthama since 6-7 years now,I have been taking montair lc and foracort 200,whenever I am exposed to dust,air conditioner or I have tomatoes I start sneezing and I have cold almost throughout the year,is there any cure?
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hi, thanks for using healthcare magic

With some allergens such as food, desensitisation treatment can cause the allergic response to decrease with time. This treatment involves decreasing the persons sensitivity to food.

With dust, it is more difficult and the best way to avoid a response would be to decrease your exposure.

If you limit your exposure to your known triggers, you would have a decrease in your allergy symptoms.
If this is not possible then you can use medications to help to decrease the symptoms.

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Suggest Treatment For Allergic Asthma

Hi, thanks for using healthcare magic With some allergens such as food, desensitisation treatment can cause the allergic response to decrease with time. This treatment involves decreasing the persons sensitivity to food. With dust, it is more difficult and the best way to avoid a response would be to decrease your exposure. If you limit your exposure to your known triggers, you would have a decrease in your allergy symptoms. If this is not possible then you can use medications to help to decrease the symptoms. I hope this helps