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I am a new member. I have been having medical problems for the last

3 or 4 years. I was working in a room with no outside air for 7

years. I developed severe breathing problems and many medical tests

came back respiratory alkalosis and acid base imbalance in my

bloodwork. I told the drs. about my working condition but they

ignored it. The final specialist, the chief of pulmonology at our

teaching hospital, told me to take a course in yoga and find a

psychiatrist that does biofeedback. I researched the internet and

figured out it out for myself and asked to be moved to a different

office that had an airconditioner in a window. I told them I thought

the air quality was making me ill. I did feel better for a while.

Now the breathing problems are returning and my dr. sent me to an

allergist because of a sore throat for the last several months. My

sinuses keep running in spite of medication. My allergist did do

bloodwork which I will find out about in 2 weeks. The building is an

old theater built in 1928, now a performing arts theater. I don't

want to ask them to do an air quality test, because apparently I am

the only one with problems. However, every person in my old office

is a smoker (not in the office) but their symptoms if they had them

could come from smoking. I also have fibromyalgia and RA. Any

comments would be helpful, especially someone who has had these

symptoms. Thanks.

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