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Asthma and cough shortness of breath ?
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Shortness of breath: requires an examination. If you have asthma medications, you should take them as your doctor has directed. However, you should also call your doctor so that you can be examined. They can determine whether you can be seen in their office or the ER.
Answered 10/21/2020
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