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Asthma and Headaches

rvm1234 posted:

Hello,I was curious if anyone else has headaches along with your asthma condition,because I am getting these blistering headaches now.and if so how do you stop it.

1 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:Asthma and HeadachesHello,I was curious if anyone else has headaches along with your asthma condition,because I am getting these blistering headaches now.and if so how do you stop it.

An_249557 responded:

I am 39 and have had asthma since I was a toddler, and I remember horrible headaches because of all of the coughing fits/wheezing.Sometimes, prednisone treatments would give me a headac he. Now as an adult, I've encountered people who are newly diagnosed with asthma that complain of headaches and tiredness. Unfortunately, besides painkillers, nothing stops it.

Report This| Share this:Asthma and HeadachesI am 39 and have had asthma since I was a toddler, and I remember horrible headaches because of all of the coughing fits/wheezing.Sometimes, prednisone treatments would give me a headac he. Now as an adult, I've encountered people who are newly diagnosed with asthma that complain of headaches and tiredness. Unfortunately, besides painkillers, nothing stops it.

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