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A member asked:
I've felt a shortness of breath recently. is it normal for my asthma to act up 2 days in a row?
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Yes: A flare of your asthma may last longer. Depends on how well you were controlled before and the type of medications you use . Also what triggered your asthma. If you were'sick' then your airways may be reactive for wks. If symptoms are worse follow up with your md.
Answered 4/19/2014
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