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What Causes Difficulty In Breathing During Night Long After Having Pollen Allergy?

jai shri krishna doctor sir,i am m.k. chaudhary from india .2years ago i had pollen allergy .i remained affected in summer days but in cold i was fine .last year i felt a little good .i toohk very little medicine but now a days i have problem in breathing ,specially in night it is summer in my country what shoul i do please
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Hello dear Greetings
Regarding your experience with difficulty in breathing especially in the night long after having allergy to pollen grains I am suggesting that you have developed an atopic ashma triggered by cold weather in the night or inhaled dusty air

In view of this please take any of the following ventolin prednisone salbutamol inhaler aminophyline
Also stay away from smoked cold dusty environment

If no improvement schedule an appointment with a pulmonologist for expert management

I hope this helps helps Regards
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What Causes Difficulty In Breathing During Night Long After Having Pollen Allergy?

Hello dear Greetings Regarding your experience with difficulty in breathing especially in the night long after having allergy to pollen grains I am suggesting that you have developed an atopic ashma triggered by cold weather in the night or inhaled dusty air In view of this please take any of the following ventolin prednisone salbutamol inhaler aminophyline Also stay away from smoked cold dusty environment If no improvement schedule an appointment with a pulmonologist for expert management I hope this helps helps Regards