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When do you have to go to the er with asthma? i have a very low peak flow 100 n wheezing very tired n don't want to go to er is it life threatening
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ER visit: You need immediate medical attention. It looks like you have severe persistent asthma. You either go to the er or a lung or allergy specialist clinic soon.
Answered 6/17/2013
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