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My child suffers from allergic rhinitis. Is he more likely to suffer from asthma in future?
> Read AnswerMy doctor says I have been able to manage my COPD pretty well, but I still feel like there’s mucus in my airways. How do I get rid of it?
> Read AnswerMy mother was told she had COPD when she was 45. I’m 45 now, and I’m wondering if COPD is hereditary?
> Read AnswerWill I ever be able to get rid of my COPD?
> Read AnswerCan I have sex if I have asthma?
> Read AnswerMy son is 8 years old. Can his asthma get better with age?
> Read AnswerAre inhalers the treatment of choice for asthma?
> Read AnswerWhat do I do during an asthma attack?
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My child suffers from allergic rhinitis. Can he outgrow it?
> Read AnswerHow do I figure out what I am allergic to?
> Read AnswerI have tried all types of treatment but there is no relief from my allergic rhinitis symptoms. My doctor has now advised immunotherapy. What is this? How will it help?
> Read AnswerIs there any blood test to identify the allergens responsible for my allergic rhinitis?
> Read AnswerWhat is an allergy skin test?
> Read AnswerMy allergic rhinitis symptoms are worse in humid and rainy seasons. What precautions should I take?
> Read AnswerMy symptoms are worse during hot dry days and much less during rainy season. What could be the reason?
> Read AnswerShould I consider moving to another city to decrease my allergic rhinitis symptoms?
> Read AnswerWhat types of plants produce the most allergenic pollen?
> Read AnswerI have glaucoma. Is it safe for me to use nasal sprays?
> Read AnswerCan allergic rhinitis be treated effectively?
> Read AnswerCan allergic rhinitis spread from one person to another?
> Read AnswerWhat is hay fever? Is it the same as allergic rhinitis?
> Read AnswerAre antibiotics useful for treating allergic rhinitis?
> Read AnswerMy friend who has asthma uses an inhaler to deliver medicine directly to his lungs. Is there any such thing available for delivering medication directly to the nose in case of allergic rhinitis?
> Read AnswerIs it safe to take medication for allergic rhinitis during pregnancy?
> Read AnswerWhy only some people suffer from allergic rhinitis?
> Read AnswerWhy are the symptoms of allergic rhinitis worse in the morning?
> Read AnswerI sneeze several times soon after waking up. This is mostly followed by itching & runny nose and watery eyes. How to know whether it is allergic rhinitis or cold?
> Read AnswerMy child suffers from allergic rhinitis. Is he more likely to suffer from asthma in future?
> Read AnswerI have COPD for which I attended pulmonary rehabilitation several years ago and learned the proper techniques for taking my medications and exercises etc. Recently I feel that the medications are not working as well as they used to. What could be the reason?
> Read AnswerAre people with COPD more prone to infections?
> Read AnswerWhat is spirometry? How does it help in diagnosing COPD?
> Read AnswerWhat is a pulse oximeter?
> Read AnswerMy doctor has advised me to eat 5-6 small meals in a day, instead of 3 large meals. How will this help in managing COPD?
> Read AnswerI have been prescribed steroid inhaler for my COPD. Do I need to take calcium supplements also?
> Read AnswerCan peak flow meter be used to monitor COPD status at home?
> Read AnswerWhat is the role of nutrition in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)?
> Read AnswerCan COPD cause cancer?
> Read AnswerI have COPD. Will lung surgery help me feel better and live longer?
> Read AnswerI already have COPD. What is the point of quitting smoking now?
> Read AnswerYou need to watch what you eat when you have COPD. Is it true?
> Read AnswerIs it true that all smokers get COPD?
> Read AnswerCan long-term or heavy exposure to certain chemicals, fumes, or dust cause COPD?
> Read AnswerCOPD can be diagnosed with a test even before symptoms get severe. Is this true?
> Read AnswerMy doctor keeps advising me to exercise more; for this she has asked me to go for pulmonary rehabilitation . How can I exercise when I can't even catch my breath?
> Read AnswerI thought only smokers can get COPD. I have never smoked tobacco but my doctor told me I have Alpha-1 COPD. How is this different from regular COPD? Does this mean my children may get this form of COPD too?
> Read AnswerI have been hospitalized two times in last one month because of my COPD. How can I avoid these flare-ups in the future?
> Read AnswerI am on supplemental oxygen but at times I get very short of breath although my oxygen saturation levels are okay. Why does this happen?
> Read AnswerMy friend has COPD. I am persuading him to quit smoking but he is unsure that it will really help him breathe better. Will it?
> Read AnswerCan I use the peak flow meter at home to monitor my asthma?
> Read AnswerCan I donate blood if I take asthma medications?
> Read AnswerDo milk products make asthma worse?
> Read AnswerWhat are relievers?
> Read AnswerWhat are controllers?
> Read AnswerWhat is the difference between a corticosteroid and an anabolic steroid?
> Read AnswerCan the peak flow meter tell me if I need to see the doctor?
> Read AnswerCan one catch asthma from another person?
> Read AnswerCan you have asthma attack if you have mild asthma?
> Read AnswerDo asthma attacks damage lungs?
> Read AnswerI have asthma. Can I fast?
> Read AnswerI have been using a preventer inhaler for the past 3 months and my voice has changed. Could it be due the medication?
> Read AnswerFew years ago I started a job in the home insulation industry and in the last few months I have started to wheeze and cough when I’m on the job. I seem OK on my days off work. Could I now have asthma?
> Read AnswerMy child was diagnosed with asthma a year ago. However, he has had no symptoms in last one year. Can I stop his medication?
> Read AnswerI had a cold about 6 weeks ago and since then I have had a dry cough. Do you think it could be asthma?
> Read AnswerI have asthma. I don’t use a controller ( preventer) inhaler, but I have been using my reliever inhaler more often than I used to. Is that ok?
> Read AnswerShould asthma patients be more concerned about swine flu?
> Read AnswerIs it true that asthma patients are more likely to develop complications if they get infected with influenza virus?
> Read AnswerI have read somewhere that one should take reliever medication before taking controller ( preventer) medication so that it works better. Is this true?
> Read AnswerMy child gets asthma symptoms only during the winter season. Does she really need to take asthma treatment throughout the year?
> Read AnswerIs there any way to avoid COPD exacerbation?
> Read AnswerDoes COPD get worse with age?
> Read AnswerWhat lifestyle changes should I make to help treat and manage my COPD?
> Read AnswerCan exercising help me with my COPD?
> Read AnswerWhat kind of medications are usually prescribed to manage COPD?
> Read AnswerI’m a 67-year old woman. Can walks help manage my COPD?
> Read AnswerI’m a 73-year old man and I practice yoga daily. Can I continue yoga even if I have COPD?
> Read AnswerWhat is pulmonary rehabilitation?
> Read AnswerI have COPD. Is it okay for me to drink alcohol?
> Read AnswerI’m a 48-year old woman, and I’ve had COPD for a few years now. Over the years, however, I feel like my breathing is getting more difficult. Could my COPD be getting worse?
> Read AnswerI’m a 55-year old woman and I have COPD. Will I also get attacks like people with asthma?
> Read AnswerMy husband has had COPD for a few years now. Lately, he has been sleeping a lot more than he used to. I mean he sleeps for almost the entire day, waking up just to eat and may be watch a bit of TV. Is this normal for COPD patients or should I be worried?
> Read AnswerDoes COPD have stages?
> Read AnswerCan I prevent myself from getting COPD?
> Read AnswerHow do I handle my daily house cleaning with my COPD?
> Read AnswerDo I have to follow a particular diet because I have COPD?
> Read AnswerI just got diagnosed with COPD. Can I be cured?
> Read AnswerI am 72 years old. Sometimes, I hear a whistling sound while breathing. Could it be asthma?
> Read AnswerIs it possible to suddenly develop asthma after turning 60?
> Read AnswerI am an asthmatic and have just found out that I am pregnant. Will my asthma get worse with pregnancy?
> Read AnswerI have asthma and I am pregnant. Will my child also get asthma?
> Read AnswerCan I go for walks if I have asthma?
> Read AnswerAre asthma and hyperventilation the same thing?
> Read AnswerCan inhalers affect my stamina?
> Read AnswerAre there different types of inhalers for athletes?
> Read AnswerWill inhaler medication show up as drugs on my drug tests?
> Read AnswerDo I really need inhalers if I don't have any asthma symptoms anymore?
> Read AnswerHow to choose the right inhaler?
> Read AnswerHow many times should I do nebulization in case of an attack?
> Read AnswerHow do inhalers help my child’s symptoms?
> Read AnswerAre inhalers really better than pills for kids?
> Read AnswerWhich is the best inhaler for children?
> Read AnswerMy 4 year old kid has been advised to take inhalers. Are inhalers safe for children?
> Read AnswerWhat to avoid if I have asthma?
> Read AnswerWhat diet should I follow if I have asthma? I already have a set diet for wrestling.
> Read AnswerFor how long do I need to take my asthma medications?
> Read AnswerDo I have to be worried about getting addicted because of using inhalers on a daily basis?
> Read AnswerDo I stop inhalers when my symptoms disappear?
> Read AnswerAre inhalers safe?
> Read AnswerInhalers seem like a pain. Is there an easier treatment for asthma?
> Read AnswerCan emotional stress affect my 13-year old's asthma?
> Read AnswerHow can I make sure that my child doesn't have an asthma attack in school?
> Read AnswerHow did my 7-year old get asthma? Is it possible for my 4-year old son to get it too?
> Read AnswerMy 5-year old just got diagnosed with asthma. Will he be able to lead a normal life?
> Read AnswerHow is asthma diagnosed?
> Read AnswerCan I die of asthma?
> Read AnswerNo one in my family is asthmatic. So, why is my child asthmatic?
> Read AnswerWhen my 10-year old son comes home after playing, he is out of breath. Is it normal?
> Read AnswerMy son is 8-years old. Can his asthma get better with age?
> Read AnswerDoes asthma get worse at night?
> Read AnswerCan I take a pill or syrup instead of an inhaler?
> Read AnswerDo I have to be worried about my child using inhalers on a daily basis? Will he get addicted?
> Read AnswerMy 6-year old has been coughing a lot for the last few days. Could he have a breathing problem?
> Read AnswerWhat sports should I avoid if I have asthma?
> Read AnswerMy 8-year old daughter has Asthma. Can she be cured?
> Read AnswerHow do I know my child has something else and not asthma?
> Read AnswerI just got diagnosed with asthma. Will I be okay?
> Read AnswerMy cousin has asthma. Will I get it too if I keep hanging out with her?
> Read AnswerMy daughter is 4-years old. We hear a whistling sound everytime she breathes out. Does she have asthma?
> Read AnswerIs yoga helpful for asthmatics?
> Read AnswerI am 22-years old and I have asthma. Can I smoke?
> Read AnswerDoes asthma come and go?
> Read AnswerIs asthma curable?
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