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Hi i'm asthmatic and i keep wet, today my chest feels very tight and i'm having problems breathing, do i need to see a doctor thanks?
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Yes: You have a risk for severe asthma attack and you should be seen to prevent it. Problem with asthma is that you can produce so much secretion to plug up and close your airways, so go see your md to make sure you are treated right and take precautions.
Answered 3/16/2014
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