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How long after an asthma attack can i exercise?
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When back to normal: You can exercise shortly after your asthma symptoms resolve. Use medications prior to exercise. If asthma is triggered by exercise, talk to your doctor.
Answered 8/4/2012
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Wait a day: And don't go full-steam when next you exercise.
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