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Old 06-19-2010, 11:49 AM #6
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Hmmm...I occasionally get this. It's usually from humidity or if I'm overheated. I have been dxd with exercise induced asthma. Happens when I get overheated from exercise. Maybe a connection?
Keep notating this, Kel, and call the doc if it continues...hope you can breathe deep real soon
Me too, I was told I had activity induced asthma as a kid but it has always been well under control. And not feeling like I can get a deep breath is completely different from an asthma attack for me.

I see a pulmonolgist now and he put me through a lot of lung function testing. Everything was normal except for the test that is for strength in breathing. My strength for breathing in is 60% of normal and for breathing out is 12% of normal. But we're just keeping an eye on it.

It is probably something you should at least let your doctor know is going on. I hope it goes away soon.
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