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Suffering From Severe Cold Flu, Shortness Of Breath. Cause?

hii good afternoon my name is rahul my height is 5"10 weight 65kg and my age is 21 i m suffering from sievere cold flu after any time this happen to me regularly m also feeling shortness of breath in this month of year from last several year if it is asthma then it should also make me irratate in other month also in which i can do lot of work without shortness of breath ...pls suggest me what probelm is this and how i can i get rid from dis......
Thu, 24 Oct 2013
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Hi,
Thanks for writing in.

You need to consult a pulmonologist (lungs specialist) and get clinically evaluated for breathing difficulties. He may perform investigations like spiromentry and chest X ray to see the lung capacity and any structural abnormalities.

Asthma symptoms, which include coughing, wheezing, and chest tightness, are common in an asthma attack. Sometimes asthma is called bronchial asthma or reactive airway disease. Asthma can be controlled with proper treatment with steroids, bronchodilators and immunosupressants.

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Suffering From Severe Cold Flu, Shortness Of Breath. Cause?

Hi, Thanks for writing in. You need to consult a pulmonologist (lungs specialist) and get clinically evaluated for breathing difficulties. He may perform investigations like spiromentry and chest X ray to see the lung capacity and any structural abnormalities. Asthma symptoms, which include coughing, wheezing, and chest tightness, are common in an asthma attack. Sometimes asthma is called bronchial asthma or reactive airway disease. Asthma can be controlled with proper treatment with steroids, bronchodilators and immunosupressants. Hope this helps