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If they are waking up at night with any allergy symptoms, particularly if they have any chest symptoms at all, that may be asthma, and that always requires that you see a doctor.
ELI MELTZER, MD: The person who ultimately decides whether a patient is better, is the patient. And usually now with good quality care and continuity with follow-up, patients can clearly be better, have less miserability, and less suffering.
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