Could be: You need a chest x ray and a lung examination. Yes it could be asthma, but there ar other possibilities which could be more serious.
Answered 5/17/2013
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Yes but...: Respiratory alkalosis is due to hyperventilation . Dizziness and lightness occur during hyperventilation. Asthma can cause respiratory alkalosis but only if there is a bad attack usually associated with other significant signs of severe asthma. Outpatient asthma should not cause respiratory alkalosis and dizziness. Anxiety could cause those things.
Answered 10/24/2017
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