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I have asthma why do i feel short of breath in the morning and night before i go to bed and during the day is it because i'm not taking my controller?
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Possibly: If you have been diagnosid with persistent asthma and you are not taking your controller, this can definietly be a cause. Tghere may some allergen trigger in your bedroom or house (cat or dog?) or where you work or go to school in the day? Look into it and if you were prescribed a controller- use it!
Answered 1/20/2017
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