Anything new on this? I've had this happen to me a total of 4-5 times over about 10 years. This last weekend when it happened it was scary. I was a couple minutes from calling 911. Luckily a few minutes with my nebulizer opened me up enough to breath . My asthma isn't bad at all, it was when I was as kid but now it's pretty much seasonal.
I did try a "natural" nasel spray that was pepper based a right before bed. I hadn't eaten anything for probably 5 hours or more before the attack. Every time I've had one of these attacks it woke me with stomach cramps, then the asthma came after.
Could it be the toxic gas associate with diarrhea ? The same thing has happened to me and I believe that breathing in the gas in the confined space triggered the asthma. I opened the door and ran the hot shower to created steam
Did you find what your problem is?
The doctors think that I have medicament's allergy. That can be true because all the times that happened I was using some medicament. But I don't have a confirmation, only suggestions, because the only way to confirm it, is using again the medicament to induce a allergy reaction.
The doctors discovered too, that i have a benign tumor in my liver (HFN), but they doesn't know if the allergic reaction is associated with it. Sorry about my english.
I hope you can discover what kind of allergic you have.
I'm curious too about your problem... did you know what kind of allergic do you have?
Regards
I've had this happen to me 4 times in the past few weeks. The diarrhea is so painful and the asthma/allergy attack afterward is almost unbearable. Did you find out anything when you went to the doctor? I'm curious to know what was affecting you, maybe it's the same thing for me.
Thank you so much!! I will try to discover what kind of food i am allergic. I have an appointment to an allergist doctor.
Best regards
Determination of the food you are allergic to, is one of the challenges which you need to pass through. The common existing food allergens are Peanut flour, peanut butter, powdered egg white, Powdered/fresh milk Soy milk, soy flour Wheat breads, flour etc.
As allergic reactions are IgE mediated, blood tests will show increase in these levels secondary to a food allergy. The problem with the food allergy testing is sometimes the amount of food they challenge with may be not sufficient to elicit any allergic reactions.
When such food is consumed in large quantities can elicit allergic reaction in the form of hives, redness of skin, itching etc. You need to note down such food also in your diary and avoid the intake in future.
I suggest you to consult skin specialist/ immunologist for further line of management. Take care and regards.