So much so that she finds it hard to breathe through it at times, and when eating meals, has to stop to have a breathing break. She has mild asthma, which seems to be linked to cold, damp air rather than physical exertion, and rarely has to use an inhaler. She is fit and healthy otherwise, and has plenty of energy.
She hasn't always had it - I'd say it's been for the last 3 months or so. We live in an old house, large, single glazed, cold at night (doesn't really sound that appealing?!), with condensation on windows.
Is it likely therefore to be environmental, or dietary (too much dairy?) - has anyone had experience of a similar problem, and how did you treat it.
Thanks ladies x
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why does my DD(11) have such a blocked nose?
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anicesitdown · 23/01/2013 13:30
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