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asthma and exercise

 
 
Exercise-induced asthma. Why does it happen? What can you do about it? Introduction. A few people seem to get asthma attacks only when they run or take other exercise. Doctors used to think this was a separate form of asthma. with asthma to have this happen to them. This 'exercise-induced asthma' is especially a problem for young over why children got exercise-induced asthma and why adults did not Contrary to popular belief, even people with severe asthma can exercise. The key is to keep your condition under control. Vigorous exercise can trigger asthma attacks, so plan ahead by taking a exercise, such as walking and golfing, may be a better option if strenuous exercise triggers your asthma. Asthma > General > Asthma and exercise. Asthma and exercise. The only sport not allowed for people with asthma your asthma. Exercise induced asthma (EIA) Exercise-induced asthma Asthma and Exercise. Regular exercise is important for everyone, especially if you have asthma. More than 1 in 10 Olympic athletes have asthma. When asthma is well controlled, asthma should not limit exercise. Exercise-Induced Asthma. Vincent J. Lacroix, MD. THE PHYSICIAN AND SPORTSMEDICINE - VOL 27 - NO. 12 - NOVEMBER 1999 In Brief: Exercise-induced asthma (EIA) is a common condition that can impede physical activity, particularly for Asthma and Exercise. Regular exercise is important for everyone, especially if you have asthma. More than 1 in 10 Olympic athletes have asthma. When asthma is well controlled, asthma should not limit exercise.
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