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Aspirin-exacerbated respiratory disease (AERD): Food or drink triggers

Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT) | Last Active: Nov 27, 2023 | Replies (18)
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@jamienolson

Hello and welcome, @glj86.

I would like to introduce you to @emaria. @emaria, if you care to share, how did you get your AERD diagnosis? @glj86, are the symptoms above that you listed all things you experience?

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glj86 | @glj86 | Jul 29, 2018

Hello,

Yes these are all symptoms I have been experiencing at the moment and longer.

So my doctor suggested I go to see a pulmonologist. He said he heard crackles in my lungs and though I might has asthma. The pulmonologist tested me finding I had a high IGE of 500. Nasal polyps, Mild Asthma, Several Allergies and Excem which he said was Samter’s triad.

I have not had been given the AERD diagnosis yet. I have taken aspirin all my life and never had symptoms from it. I have been getting all these random symptoms for a log period no other answers. I am going to get referral to see an Allergist and Immunologist.

My pulmonologist has been no help at this point. That’s why i was wondering if anybody had these symptoms with out the aspirin sensitivities.

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