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How come i get discomfort to my lungs when exercising?
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? Asthma: It may indicate asthma or a reactive airway disease. Asthma can be brought on by vigorous exercise. A heart disease, if there is chest pain, is a possibility as well. Please check with your dr for appropriate care.
Answered 9/28/2016
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