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Is there a recommended workout program (cardio / weights / weight machines) for someone diagnosed with small airway disease / asthma? if so, what?
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Recommendation: Make sure you take your chronic medicines. Take your short-acting medicine before exercise, and do an incremental exercise as you can tolerate. Only avoid food you can be allergic to, eat and live healthy and avoid begin around smokers. You'll be fine. Good luck.
Answered 2/24/2014
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