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Allergies |
Barometric pressure01/11/2008 |
Could a change in the barametric pressure cause an allergy? I get a `disconnected feeling`, sneezing, and sometimes a headache when it`s about to rain or raining.
A change in barometric pressure can not cause an allergy. This may cause pressure or an increase in sinus symptoms. If there are storms associated with a weather front, these can occasionally increase asthma or allergy symptoms. In general, the best way to determine what is causing problems is to discuss your symptoms with your physician or allergist.
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David Hauswirth, MD Clinical Assistant Professor Pulmonary, Allergy, Crtitical Care & Sleep Pediatrics College of Medicine The Ohio State University |
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