Posted by Suzanne Condron, M.D. on Apr 15, 2015 10:30:00 AM
Breathing hard is a normal part of exercise, but sometimes it can be tricky to distinguish between a healthy response to exertion and an abnormal one. People often ask about asthma when they seem more out of breath than friends and teammates. Here are some factors to consider.
Topics: EIB, lungs, asthma, exercise-induced, locker room cough, bronchospasm
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