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Why do i have trouble breathing after a big gulp of water or coke, do i have asthma?
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Liquids: You could be developing an esophageal spasm but you can also trigger your asthma if you are drinking cold liquids. I would start by seeing an gastroenterologist.
Answered 7/27/2013
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