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Also, it is a good idea to call for an ambulance, or, to go to the ER/Emergency Room --call the ER for advice on which to do--when you have breathing problems!
Sincerely, Concerned lady
I search the net tonight looking for similar symptoms which I have just experienced and came upon your daughters'....tight chest, felt like a knot in my lungs, dryness, shallow breathing, ropey,stringy saliva, a feeling that I couldn't swallow, couldn't breath....very scary....my MD discounted my symptoms, patted me on the back and told me to go home and take my allegra-d..which I had only been taking once a day ( it was rx'ed 2xday)....My symptoms persisted, so I took 2 allegra a day, as directed...and things got even worse...It wasn't until I called the MD again, insisting that something is not right..maybe I have walking pneumonia? ashthma? and asked if I couldn't try an antibiotic to rule out why I CAN't BREATH that I ran into a friend who mentioned that she had similar reactions when she was put on allegra, and also her aunt. I have discontinued that med...I'm not 100% yet, but feel I'm improving. Has anyone had a similar experience with this antihistamine?
Vocal cord dysfunction (VCD) can occur at any age. This is a condition that can mimic asthma, but is not helped by asthma medicines. While inhaling the vocal cords should be open to let air into the lungs. With VCD the vocal cords close together during inhalation. This makes it difficult for air to get into the lungs. Throat tightness doesn
Additional infornation at the time she was in what he felt was a panic attack -I'm not sure if i have missed this before but hr nostrils were flaring in and out.