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Should i consult with a doctor prior to having an exercise with asthma?
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Yes: Exercise induced asthma is very common. Set up an exercise plan with your physician that is based on your severity and frequency of attacks. Don't do anything without doing this first and then go for it!
Answered 7/30/2013
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