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5 Responses to “How do I avoid an asthma attack after exercise?”
You need to see your GP who might refer you to a specialist and have an asthma treatment plan done immediately. They’ll do a series of lung tests and then probably put you on a preventer. After being on that for a couple of days you should be fine to exercise but if you still feel out of breath try taking a few sprays from an inhaler before you work out and after if you need it.
From what you written here it seems that you have exercise asthma, see a doctor and get started on medication, once they get your medication right you will be able to play soccer without getting asthma attacks again even if it means taking a puff before the game.
Sorry, I am not much of an asthma expert, though I have occasional boughts of asthma but here’s one place where you can look up more information.
I had some good effects from the natural remedies on this site, though not all of them worked. In any case, since you are not sure if you do have asthma, I would suggest you get a diagnosis done. That’s the right way to always handle medical issues.
April 4th, 2009 at 7:57 pm
Maureen Solberg
The green puffer is a good symptom controller, Salbutamol to salmeterol , but see your Doc for sure.
April 5th, 2009 at 8:23 am
Douglas Broadus
You need to see your GP who might refer you to a specialist and have an asthma treatment plan done immediately. They’ll do a series of lung tests and then probably put you on a preventer. After being on that for a couple of days you should be fine to exercise but if you still feel out of breath try taking a few sprays from an inhaler before you work out and after if you need it.
Hope this helps
April 8th, 2009 at 7:46 am
Adrienne Leahy
From what you written here it seems that you have exercise asthma, see a doctor and get started on medication, once they get your medication right you will be able to play soccer without getting asthma attacks again even if it means taking a puff before the game.
April 10th, 2009 at 2:35 am
Amy Zink
This site might help.
April 12th, 2009 at 9:41 pm
Lonnie Games
Sorry, I am not much of an asthma expert, though I have occasional boughts of asthma but here’s one place where you can look up more information.
I had some good effects from the natural remedies on this site, though not all of them worked. In any case, since you are not sure if you do have asthma, I would suggest you get a diagnosis done. That’s the right way to always handle medical issues.