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EIA

MargeS · 2008-08-11 21:09:36

I think I get exercise induced asthma. It lasts a few minutes after I finish a session. I'll accept it if you say "go see a doc". But do you think a doc visit would be required if this was beginning to affect my health outside of exercise rather than just for a few minutes.

11-08-2008 9:09pm

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I think I get exercise induced asthma. It lasts a few minutes after I finish a session. I'll accept it if you say "go see a doc".
But do you think a doc visit would be required if this was beginning to affect my health outside of exercise rather than just for a few minutes.

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#2 11-08-2008 10:44pm

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How did you come to this diagnosis Doctor?

You may have EIA or you may not but do you really think that either you or anyone on this forum is in a position to diagnose it or to recommend whether to visit a doctor or not?

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