Allergy just like Asthme in the late night and early morning?

Question

I'm 27 M, since 12 or 13 years I had sneezing and running nose problem. If I’ll get up late in the morning or if I’ll put my head upward for some time the running nose used to stop.
Last year I shifted some other place there I had water allergy, sour throat and running nose, congestion all the time. Now 8 months back again I’ve shifted some other place, first four months I was well, then it started congestion all the time but this time in late night breathing become heavy just like Asthma and again it will happen early morning. So I cant sleep for more than 4 or 5 hours. And daily when it happen its so severe that I think of committing suicide. All day I feel like I haveing slight fever. I am taking Glevo 500, and deriphylline 150MG which is helping me. One important thing I should tell at the age of 10 I had TB in lungs and brain. Please help me or some day surely I may commit suicide.

Answer 1

A little known symptom of allergies is depression and suicidal thoughts. Ignore the irrational thoughts, and go get tested for allergies.

You may not only have enviromental allergies but food allergies as well. (Food allergies are the most prevelent cause of allergic depression).

Also find a good antihistamine, and start taking it before you go to bed.

But you do need to go see a doctor about this ASAP! Suicidal thought isn't something to play around with, especially if it can be simply cured by avoiding an allergen.

Answer 2

It could be as simple as your bedroom environment, since your complaint centres on late night/early morning. Rugs, carpeting, curtains, blinds, bedding materials and dust are the major culprits. Change all that and then you will feel much better.
But, talking of suicide is another thing altogether. Talk to a trusted friend or family member about that right away. It's a permanent solution to a short-term problem. Live. People need you.

Answer 3

I dont know much about your case. But I do know what it feels like to suffer. Most of the people on here are young adults, many in grade school. I don't think that they will be able to help - though it sounds like you need to see another specialist. Also - you might want to google "enviormental control allergy". That should give you help in limiting your exposure to allergens.
Also, you might want to try moving very far away. I know I have been on vacation to places where I have not had any allergy - and to places where I was so miserable I could not drive away fast enough.

My sincerest best wishes for you.
Good Luck

Answer 4

Now what's the talk about suicide, for goodness sake don't even think about it. You better go to the Doc for consultation and don't forget to do an X-RAY of your lunges. Check out for some allergy tests together with blood test in the hospital. Maybe you've got allergy on some medicine or food, or atmosphere dust...