Respiratory Reactions to Food Allergies

Respiratory Reactions to Food Allergies
by Daniel Munteanu

You may even experience feelings similar to asthma as the result of the combined
effect of all these 3 symptoms. Mucus production can also be increased. In fact
however, if you have asthma, this effect will be more intensified. If lower air pathway
such as your throat and your lungs get irritated during an allergic reaction, you should
see a doctor immediately.

In fact, you need to inject epinephrine as soon as possible, else you can risk death. It
is said that anti-histamines have no effect in the cases of allergic reactions of the
lower air pathways. Some medications used to treat asthma may provide some
temporary relief while finding an a source of adrenaline.

Although these scary food allergies often cause problems to your respiratory tract,
you should not be paranoid that a food is making you allergic. You should get a
proper diagnosis against allergies at a doctor before coming to that conclusion.

The most common causes of respiratory problems are asthma and colds. Asthma is
almost never caused by food allergies. If you have congestion in the nose cavity, or
asthma - you should not be taking anti-histamines as they will do nothing except
make you drowsy.

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As surprising as it may be, some food
allergies can cause respiratory
problems. Your nose will begin to
tingle first, and then your lungs will
feel a tingle-like sensation as well.

Some of the following symptoms
may result:

1) Congestion of the nasal cavity

2) Inflammation of your throat

3) Inflammation of your bronchial
tubes and other airways in your body.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The content on
this website is for educational purposes only. Please consult with your physician before using natural
remedies and before making any drastic changes to your diet or exercise program.