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Chest Tightness When Beginning An Exercise Program

Hi. I'm a 50 year old, overweight (not yet obese) female. I was diagnosed with asthma 10 years ago, but rarely need medication. I started walking on a treadmill to lose weight. If I run on the treadmill for one minute, 3 times throughout the 30 minutes I'm on the treadmill, I feel so bad. I can't take a deep breath and my chest feels very tight, not quite painful. I use my inhaler and sit for at least a half hour before I feel better. Should I keep excercising?
posted on Thu, 25 Feb 2010
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Hi.. It is better to avoid.. Alternatively you can take the preventive medications which may be regular medications, and then get on with your exercises...
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Chest Tightness When Beginning An Exercise Program

Hi.. It is better to avoid.. Alternatively you can take the preventive medications which may be regular medications, and then get on with your exercises...