xks201
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Just curious if anyone had anything from mild exercise induced asthma symptoms to full blown frequent asthma? Testing one theory...thanks !
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I was diagnosed with exercise-induced asthma following a respiratory infection (later thought to be pneumonia by a less-useless doctor, due to marks on my lungs in the x-ray). I was treated with levaquin, started feeling really awful soon after, as if it took a lot of effort to breath, and I'm not sure if I felt awful due to the pneumonia or the antibiotics.Just curious if anyone had anything from mild exercise induced asthma symptoms to full blown frequent asthma? Testing one theory...thanks !
Just curious
It's pretty easy to test..go for a run
Well I have had it all my life. Have been diagnosed as lazy by my gym teacher.when you get out of breath if you feel that your lungs are on fire or ice and breathing is somewhat impaired then there you go
I can't lump every case into one theory but I am exploring the consequences of possible mutation or dysregulation in beta adrenergic receptor upregulation which also has consequences to the number of mitochondria produced.
You didn't ask me, but that's never stopped me from putting in my 2 cents lol.Can you explain what this means in non-sciencey terms? It sounds good but I don't understand it. Are you theorizing that people with asthma later got ME/CFS or that people in the early stages of ME/CFS were mis-diagnosed with asthma when they could no longer produce the same level of exertion due to mitochondrial issues?
Take it from me, "quick book" is a pipe dream.I'm contemplating writing a quick book on CFS as my fatigue is pretty much gone after having experienced it for 8 years or so. It's just a lot of information and studies to combine.
I have had this all my life - but respiratory consultant says I DO NOT have asthma, BUT I would like to add that he also thinks I have breathing issues because I have CFS and that CFS is all in the mind, ie psychological.It's pretty easy to test..go for a run (works even better if cold out) even if it is just for 1 minute and when you get out of breath if you feel that your lungs are on fire or ice and breathing is somewhat impaired then there you go. this data is all going very nicely with my theory.. hopefully we can get more people to respond.