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Asthma like symptoms after engine fume inhalation

Just Want to Talk | Last Active: May 20, 2020 | Replies (76)

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Hello, I’m feeling down tonight, been having a very hard time breathing.. so I went to OU medical Center yesterday.. we got there about 1:30.. my BP was 167/125 and I was still having a very hard time breathing.. it was 6:30 before I finally got a breathing treatment and the guy from respiratory said he would give it about 30 minutes and we would do another treatment.. but it was shift change he never showed up again..finally the doctor can me in and said I have asthma.. he wrote a script for pro air and steroids..never addressed my BP and not much concern for my breathing...sent us home.. (I can’t stop coughing) and that makes my air way get tighter...making it harder to breathe..
Then today I got results from blood work I had last week..I tested positive for autoimmune disorder.. primary doctor is sending me to McBride bone and joint in Oklahoma City..I’ve done a little research on it.. I feel at a loss wright now... I already had knee replacement both shoulders replaced.. now I don’t know if the autoimmune disorder is affecting my breathing.. My question is is there a medication that will help me??
Is it the autoimmune disorder causing my asthma or asthma symptoms??
Where do I go pulmonologist??
How do I stop this itching in my throat that makes me cough??
Anyone any answers or suggestions??

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@acid2come Hi Ive been reading all these post and only have one suggestion have you see a EENT Dr.? He maybe able to suggest something ? DId you say you have seen a gastrologist? Pulmonolgist would have been my guess for the lungs. How bout a cardiologist? I wish you luck

Good morning @acid2come . It sounds like you did what we all suggested but didn’t really get any help. So, now I would suggest seeing a pulmonologist, a lung specialist. You could call OU Med Center (or look up online) and ask for their department of respiratory diseases. Explain what’s going on and that you need an appointment. Keep trying and advocate for yourself! Or, if you’re in a reasonably size town, you might find a pulmonologist who is closer. Will you let us know what happens? We care