Shortness of breath in the evening

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lou123
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Date Joined Jul 2010
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 		   Posted 7/24/2010 6:02 PM (GMT -6)   
Hi,
 
I wonder if someone can help me.  Everyday I have trouble breathing.  It gets worse in the evening where it feels like my throat is closing up.  In the morning I have lots of gunk in my throat that I constantly have to cough out.  But during the day I am completely fine.
 
I was wondering if anyone knows if this could be allergy or if asthma?   I have seen the doctor a few times and he always gives me antibiotics for a throat infection which does nothing.  I am also on medication for crohn's disease and am worried it could be an allergy for that.  But my consultant says not.
 
Please help!!
 
Lou
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couchtater
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 		   Posted 7/24/2010 6:06 PM (GMT -6)   
Do you have acid reflux? Sometime the acid gets in you windpipe causing a mucous build up.
It happened to me for three years. I hardly burned, but coughed and choked.
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stkitt
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 		   Posted 7/25/2010 8:19 AM (GMT -6)   
Hello Lou and welcome to HW. I read your post in Crohn's too and you have some responses from members there that may help you.


I think Couchtaker has a good point as you are on many meds for your Crohn's which could set you up for other GI problems.



Kindly,

Kitt
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witchtalker
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 		   Posted 7/25/2010 8:55 PM (GMT -6)   
Hi StKitt, could you direct me to Crohn's posts please? as I am having the same issue as lou123. thanks
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witchtalker
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 		   Posted 7/25/2010 9:11 PM (GMT -6)   
Hi there, i just found the posts..Thanks anyway... :D
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