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Asthma - Asthma and exercise

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Why do I get asthma when exercising?
In many asthmatics, particularly children, breathlessness and wheezing is brought on by exercise. This is referred to as exercise-induced-asthma (EIA).

Exercise-induced asthma
People who experience exercise-induced asthma can prevent this by using a number of medications.

All about a peak flow metre

A peak flow metre enables you to measure day-to-day variations in your breathing and lung capacity.

Get the most out of your inhaler
If you suffer from exercise-induced asthma (EIA), using a metered dose inhaler will help you stay on top form.

Asthma & the Olympics
Asthma need not hinder your performance: here's the proof.

Asthma friendly and unfriendly sports
Asthma-friendly sports fulfill a number of requirements. When weighing up which sport to begin ask the following questions.

Can exercise help control asthma?
Active asthmatics, particularly those who are competitive sportspeople, report that they feel more in control of their asthma when they�re fit.

Exercise: where should I start?
Tips on how to start and which sport.

What do I do once I start wheezing while exercising?
Use your bronchodilator.

Asthma sufferers can excel at sport
Asthma is one of the most common respiratory complaints in the world today. But, thanks to the availability of treatment, asthmatics can lead normal lives.

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