Patient's question:
I have exercise-induced asthma, and it is acquired. Because recently, while doing activities, I noticed that I always breathe heavily during exercise, and sometimes my breathing is not very smooth. Later, I had a thorough examination, and it was said that I have exercise-induced asthma. Therefore, I would like to ask how to treat exercise-induced asthma?Doctor's answer:
Exercise-induced asthma is the asthma symptom that occurs after intense exercise. It is often associated with cardiovascular diseases, such as heart failure or insufficient coronary blood supply, which can lead to this symptom. Therefore, it is essential to stabilize myocardial blood supply and nourishment. Daily activities should include adequate exercise, avoiding intense workouts, and incorporating more aerobic exercises. This can help stabilize myocardial vitality and prevent the recurrence of exercise-induced asthma.