Allergy asthma is the most common form of asthma affecting a large number of allergy victims everywhere. An allergy takes place when the body’s immune system reacts to a particular allergen in a negative way and releases antibodies to fight it. As a result certain allergy symptoms develop in the patient of which allergy asthma is one.

In the majority of allergy cases it is seen that a large number of allergic reactions occur to the respiratory apparatus of the victim resulting in breathing problems and other symptoms. One such respiratory problem caused by an allergy is called allergic asthma. In this case when a person comes in contact with an allergen to which he or she is allergic it can give rise to asthma like symptoms in that person although in ordinary circumstances that person does not suffer from asthma. So this is a case of allergic asthma.

The symptoms of allergy asthma are:

• Repeated sneezing
• Cough
• Wheezing
• Shortness of breathe
• Difficulty in swelling of food
• Feeling of tightness in chest along with pain
• Shortness of breath
• Uneasiness and restlessness

Allergic asthma is very discomforting and can a lot of problems for the allergy patient. Though not always dangerous sometimes it can become serious also. When the allergic reactions are severe and affect the bronchial tubes of the sufferer allergy asthma can take a dangerous role. In such circumstances emergency medical help should be called for immediately. Otherwise it can be fatal also.

Asthma allergies occurrences are more common in cases of seasonal allergies as the seasonal allergies mostly affect the respiratory system of the victim.

Though allergy asthma goes away when the allergy loses its power, but one thing which is very alarming is that sometimes a prolonged exposure to allergy asthma may make the condition a chronic one in some people and as such the patients may permanently develop a dreaded disease like asthma.