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7 yr old appears to be experiencing eib or eia upon exercising this winter. but he recovers within 7 minutes of resting. are eia recovery times longer?
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EIA: EIA recovery can vary per person and hx of exercise induced asthma symptoms. It is wise to give 2 puffs of asthma albuterol inhaler before plays sports/does PE to keep recovery time short and prevent symptoms. Welcome to health tap, Dr. Ivy Fisher
Answered 11/16/2017
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