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breathing difficulties

My daughter is in the military and experiencing wheezing and tightness in her chest during her three mile runs. She took a full range of pulmonary tests and was accepted. She is now falling behind and doesn't want to go to medical because she is afraid of getting discharged. Are there any non-medical things she can do? It only happens when she is in these long runs.
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  • Female | 47 years old
December 01, 01:57 AM

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She needs to be evaluated by a pulmonary physician. Sounds like exercise induced asthma that would likely benefit from inhalers. Also dont want miss any other issues such as heart disease.
Justin Thomas
Justin Thomas, MD
Pulmonary Disease in Rancho Mirage, CA
Level: Contributor (7)
February 24, 04:02 AM
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Her health is more important than her concerns of discharge. See an MD

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David Otto
David Otto, DC, DACBN
Chiropractic in Orange Park, FL
Level: Key Opinion Leader (527)
Website: Discover Family Wellness
December 04, 05:34 PM
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She might be suffering from "exercise induced reactive airways disease". She should see a physician for further evaluation.
Felix G. Dailey Sterling
Felix G. Dailey Sterling, MD
Cardiologist in Guttenberg, NJ
Level: Candidate (2)
Website: http://hudsonheartgroup.com
December 02, 03:22 AM
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She should get it evaluated as you don't want to miss any problems associated with sructural heart disease that is occurring in its infancy as it may be more easily treated at this stage. It may also be something simple such as exercise-induced asthmas that could be treated with inhalers! Don't let the fear of a diagnosis prevent you from getting a diagnosis!
Alvin K. Eng
Alvin K. Eng, MD
Cardiologist in Modesto, CA
Level: Key Opinion Leader (100)
Website: http://vhamg.com
December 01, 04:51 AM
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