Asthma brought on by X food
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Hi, Im 39 and have pretty much always had asthma. I wouldn't call it serious for me as I have only had one bad asthma attack before. I am also prone to what I thought were chest infections as I usually get one per year and I have also had three in three months. Lately my Dr says it isn't a chest infection and that it is a contracted breathing tube / air way (unsure of the jargon). To speed things up I am currently on a keto diet, each time I have a cheat meal, Chinese takeaway, Indian takeaway, perhaps a sandwich or something I start to get wheezy like when I think I have a chest infection. Last night I had a curry and could not breath this morning. Probably running at 50% breathing efficiency. I took my pink Fostair inhaler and it seemed to have fixed it.
I sense some food is causing me to have breathing problems. Has anyone heard of this before ? Many thanks.
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Guest ted22097
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Food allergies, I have asthma and if I eat a food that I am sensitive to it will affect my asthma.
ted22097 Guest
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Oh crikey that's what I suspected. How did you go about finding out which food affects your asthma ? My Dr seems disinterested.
Guest ted22097
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I did an allergy blood panel for food allergies.
ted22097 Guest
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Okay great, I'lI look into that. Thanks
ted22097 Guest
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My Dr said he can test me for gluten allergies but a test for finding out what someone is allergic to doesn't exist, he says. Rather confused..
Guest ted22097
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You can always keep a food journal and try to limit your foods. Some foods if you are allergic to you will have immediate symptoms after eating and will be easy to identify. SO if you suspect a certain food, try eating it on its own. Others are a little more difficult as you may not have symptoms for a day or two later.
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Ok great I will start noting all of my food. Thanks very much.