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Tiredness With Flu, Rashes, Fever, Headache, On Constant Asthaline Inhaler. Reasons ?
Dear Doctor,
I am 34 years old male and I’m having asthama since I born and from last 8 years I am taking asthaline inhaler continues every night before sleeping. From last Two weeks continues I have notice some tiredness with flu, fever headache and skin rashes on my chest. Please suggest me what could be the cause of this or is there any other test to be done?
I am 34 years old male and I’m having asthama since I born and from last 8 years I am taking asthaline inhaler continues every night before sleeping. From last Two weeks continues I have notice some tiredness with flu, fever headache and skin rashes on my chest. Please suggest me what could be the cause of this or is there any other test to be done?
Mon, 20 May 2013
Hi
Welcome to Healthcare Magic. As you said you are known case of asthma since childhood and using inhalers. Asthma has tendency to occure in episodes or in bouts. These bouts may be triggered by external change in environment or internally by psychological or physical stress. Having a respiratory tract infection is very well known triger for asthma and this appear to be one of the reasons to your problem of incresed requirement of inhalers. About fever, headache and skin rashes on cheat are realy need evalution because there is possibility of some viral or even bacterial infection and may pogress to difficult course. Some basic blood test for CBC, Hb, DLC, malaria and dengue workup should be done. Infact I advise you to visit a physician so that he can evalute you and can follow you up regarding progress of disease.
My information should help you and wishing you good health
Welcome to Healthcare Magic. As you said you are known case of asthma since childhood and using inhalers. Asthma has tendency to occure in episodes or in bouts. These bouts may be triggered by external change in environment or internally by psychological or physical stress. Having a respiratory tract infection is very well known triger for asthma and this appear to be one of the reasons to your problem of incresed requirement of inhalers. About fever, headache and skin rashes on cheat are realy need evalution because there is possibility of some viral or even bacterial infection and may pogress to difficult course. Some basic blood test for CBC, Hb, DLC, malaria and dengue workup should be done. Infact I advise you to visit a physician so that he can evalute you and can follow you up regarding progress of disease.
My information should help you and wishing you good health
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