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[quote=Anonymous]My experiene isn't probably worth much but here it is... I went through a phase in grades 8-10 where I was diagnosed with allergy induced asthma. I had always had pretty bad allergies (trees, pollen) but in 7th grade, I caught pnemonia which I think weaken my lungs for a while and induced the asthma. I played a lot of sports at the time and that is when I was most prone to asthma attacks. Treatment focused on my allergies and cutting back on sports when I had any sort of cold. I grew out of after about 2 years. With allergies, its my experience that it really helps to try different medications. And after a while, some medications loose their effectiveness on you, so you have to change it up every now and then. sorry I don't have a dr. to recommend.[/quote]
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