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A member asked:
I occasionally ve mild asthma symptoms, but if i ve no breathlessness should i still use the inhalors, ? i ve bronciectasis too. thanks
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You should: Individuals with asthma unconsciously adjust their activity level to avoid symptoms. That does not mean asthma is controlled. If your doctor prescribed a medication to take daily you should, it treats the underlying inflammation and halts the progression of the disease.
Answered 3/13/2013
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