Asthma and Allergies as far as the relation. Allergies tend to trigger histamine to be released which can cause swelling, rashes, itching, etc. The swelling can have the side effect of fluid accumulation from mucus membranes. Asthma is a constriction of tiny muscles deep in the lungs, as they constrict it takes more time and force to breath through the smaller tubes. an allergy can cause swelling of the tissue in the upper and lower airways having the same affect as asthma but also fluid accumulation. In a severe allergic reaction you can have constriction of the upper airway. Any fluid, swelling, itching, constriction of the airway can cause coughing. As far as an allergy causing or triggering asthma, I am not sure.
Keep searching the net for information and help, try sites devoted to asthma and allergies. also go to sites with message boards. you may find other people there that may share signs/symptoms, and find information on some specialists that may be able to help. I am sure the answer and help is out there somewhere. as far as going out west for TB, I have heard of many people with the condition moving to places like Arizona to improve their conditions. make sure it is a warm dry environment with CLEAN air. But remember if it is an allergy problem the pollen and dust flying in the air in these areas can cause problems as well. What ever your sister's underlying cause you should get a high quality air filter for the living space. She is also going to need to understand what things she is allergic to and do her best to avoid those things the best she can.
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The condition is contagious, especially in the first few days
No, nut allergies and mushroom allergies are un-related. Nut allergies are closely related to tree nuts, however. Mushrooms are in the fungi family, so experiencing an allergy to mushrooms would be more closely related to molds/seasonal fungi. You should consult with your primary care physician or allergist and possibly get tested.
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every drug can cause allergies
Dry coughs are most often associated with allergies or bronchitis, so treating these conditions is the most effective method to treating the cough. There are a range of home remedies for dry coughs, as well, most of which can be taken as part of homemade teas. Honey and lemon may be used, along with aniseed or garlic. Aniseed is widely used for its medicinal properties, and garlic has anti-inflammatory properties that may reduce dry coughs.
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Sort of. Some people have allergies that may be exacerbated by honey, but most of the problems are related to the specific plants from which the honey was created. Allergies to honey are very rare. See related links for information about a study of honey-related allergies.
This depends on the type of allergies and the type of cancer, but usually not. Ask a doctor about it, anyway.
Eye diseases, coughs, colds, allergies, sinusitis, hay fever, earaches, headaches, jaundice, throat and bronchial congestion, hoarseness, flu and sinus inflammation.
Mostly the same things it means when a human coughs: Something foreign in the throat or lungs, cold, flu, allergies, pneumonia, bronchitis, etc.
While food allergies involve the immune system, food intolerance is not related to the immune system.
The plural of "cough" is "coughs."