A small pneumothorax is not rare in asthma patients. It represents air that found its way between the lungs and chest wall, usually after one of the alveolae pops. It's more a function of air trapping in lungs that are mechanically less sturdy. I cannot link it to dehydration, although one could be dehydrated at the same time. They usually self-heal in days if heavy exertion is avoided.
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