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Mild asthama at the age of 19 occurs at fixed time, what can i do?
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Asthma: You will need a rescue inhaler called albuterol to treat the symptoms. Depending on how severe and how long asthma symptoms last, you may also need a preventative inhaler and/or a short course of oral steroids. Please see your doctor who can help you make this decision.
Answered 12/13/2013
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