Asthma recently “back”?
Hello!
I am 16 years old and had asthma as a child (3-12), which was clearly noticeable (stamina, breathing, etc.).
Until then, it completely disappeared, and now, strangely enough, it's coming back, but only when I try to sleep in bed at night. Then the asthma becomes noticeable through the "whistling" sound when I breathe. You should also know that I don't smoke or engage in any other lung-damaging activities.
But importantly: I have an allergy! And to virtually everything in existence. From house dust to rye or birch. I suspect that, due to the weather conditions and the high pollen count, the asthma, in combination with the allergy, is causing this "whistling" effect. What do you think?
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Hello Benny
Yeah, I know the whistle. Especially when I fall asleep or in the morning, I recognize that pollen or other substances are in the air at the whistling of my lungs.
Depending on the time of day and activity, I take my sprays or try to hide at home.
Ask your doctor what can help you in the long term.
Good
mary
I also have all the allergies on this planet that exist. And my asthma probably started right at 18 but since then I take cortisone spray and everything is great. Mixing is definitely possible with allergies and asthma. But that’s just a superficial opinion. A lung doctor can diagnose 🙂
Go to the doctor and check you out