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Is there a such thing as allergy induced asthma? or even exercise induced asthma? i get extremely tired (out of breath)working out but worse recently
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Both are real: allergic asthma and exercise induced asthma, better get checked, more important though is to make sure as well, you don't have a heart problem or not anemic, good luck
Answered 2/18/2020
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