Exercised-induced asthma

Exercised-induced asthma

A constriction of the bronchial passages during exercise only that causes wheezing, coughing, laboured breathing, and shortness of breath. Can usually be remedied by physician-prescribed inhalers. Not a reason to stop exercising!

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