Allergic Asthma

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   Leon Lebowitz, RRT Moderator

   January 17, 2020

   <p>Hi Tammy and thank you for sharing your story here with the community. It does sound like you are very much aware of the various triggers that affect your condition. When you are able to avoid the triggers you are familiar with, how do you feel? When you do have exacerbations, how are you able to treat them? Are you under the care of a physician? <br> Wishing you well, <br> Leon (site moderator <a href='http://asthma.net' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer nofollow'>asthma.net</a>)</p>

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   tammy

   January 17, 2020

   <p>The humidifier does help in the sense that I can breath easier through my nose because if I'm mouth breathing it definitely aggravates my asthma.</p>

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      Leon Lebowitz, RRT Moderator

      January 18, 2020

      <p>Hi again, Tammy, and thank you for your reply. We appreciate your comment and feedback. All the best, Leon (site moderator <a href='http://asthma.net' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer nofollow'>asthma.net</a>)</p>

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   John Bottrell, RRT Moderator

   January 21, 2020

   <p>HI. Tammy. I'm responding because your asthma appears to be exactly like mine. Only, with me you'd have to add in a severe allergy to nearly every mold that exists. I also get hives when I touch pine trees, so Christmas trees are out. It makes things interesting, but you do learn to cope with it over time. What about you? John. Site Moderator.</p>

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