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Wheezing after excersise
I m female 27 years old.. i have wheezing problem for past 10 years and i have joined zumba .. after i start workout within somtime i develop cough and tight chest.. in this case can i take inhaler and continue workout or zumba or other workouts not applicable for case like me
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You have exercise induced asthma so you must consult a pulmologist first for advise as he may advise how much to take the exercise or when to take inhaler . As Zumba is fast dance exercise you will get wheeze for sure . May be you can go for other form of exercise .
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Take rest if you get wheeze and if more then take 2 puffs of inhaler.
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Dr. Bipin Ninan Abraham
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Bangalore
Kindly try not to overstrain yourself while exercising as you're developing exercise induced asthma. So you should continue your regular treatment and don't overstrain and when you feel the difficulty to stop and rest when it occurs.
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Dr. Ananthakrishnan C
General Physician
10 yrs exp
Chennai
Kindly mention wt inhalers ur using
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