natasha07
07-30-2008, 06:15 AM
I would really like to know the answer to this question so if anyone could please help me, that would be fantastic!
I do a lot of sport. I love to run around and do swimming especially play Netball. It is lessened in swimming but when I run for a long amount of time at such a high intensity, my heart pulse beats very fast and strong, my chest hurts and it feels as though i'm out of breath.
When I went to my doctor he said that I had Exercise-Induced asthma and prescribed me a puffer (Asmol). He said to do it immediately when I have an asthma attack and also to prevent it to take it 30 minutes before the game. When I did that, it seemed to get rid of my "asthma" attack in less than 10 seconds. When I calmed myself down, this also worked in the same amount of time.
What should I do and what do you think it is...asthma, anxiety or what?
Please help me!
I do a lot of sport. I love to run around and do swimming especially play Netball. It is lessened in swimming but when I run for a long amount of time at such a high intensity, my heart pulse beats very fast and strong, my chest hurts and it feels as though i'm out of breath.
When I went to my doctor he said that I had Exercise-Induced asthma and prescribed me a puffer (Asmol). He said to do it immediately when I have an asthma attack and also to prevent it to take it 30 minutes before the game. When I did that, it seemed to get rid of my "asthma" attack in less than 10 seconds. When I calmed myself down, this also worked in the same amount of time.
What should I do and what do you think it is...asthma, anxiety or what?
Please help me!
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Titchou
07-30-2008, 08:16 AM
With EIA, you can prevent having it by using the inhaler as directed (I do 2 puffs 20 minutes before cardio) or it will go away once you slow down and stop the activity.
So I don't think the fact that calming or slowing down means it's anxiety. It means since only cardio induces the response, that either method of recovery is OK. Hope that makes sense.
So I don't think the fact that calming or slowing down means it's anxiety. It means since only cardio induces the response, that either method of recovery is OK. Hope that makes sense.
natasha07
07-31-2008, 06:32 PM
So what you're saying is that you think it's still EIA? Or are you saying that it is just a common thing to be happening to me?
Thanks for your suggestion anyway!
Thanks for your suggestion anyway!
Titchou
07-31-2008, 09:29 PM
I'm saying it sounds like EIA.
natasha07
08-01-2008, 08:02 AM
oh, thanks! I'll try out what you said tomorrow at my Netball game. Thanks for your help!