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Do you really think it's asthma? today I feel like my chest is painful to the touch in the center. Also, if it's asthma can the symptoms really come back day after day? I'm just really worried
If it's asthma, yes it can flare often if it's not treated. Do you have allergies like hay fever? Most asthmatics have allergies.
Try to get an appt. with your doctor while your symptomatic. You'll get the best results from a spirometry test if you're experiencing symptoms at the time.
Asthma can be a pain but with a proper diagnosis and the right medications, it's very manageable.
Just take a word of advice.....don't try to self diagnose. It's imperative that you get tested by a doctor so you know what you're dealing with. Chances are, it isn't your heart since you are so young but it's always best to get a full medical evaluation just to be on the safe side.
You mentioned not being able to breathe well and lots of mucous. Have you been tested for asthma?
You would likely have to see an allergist or pulmonologist for this test.
Try to get an appt. with your doctor while your symptomatic. You'll get the best results from a spirometry test if you're experiencing symptoms at the time.
Asthma can be a pain but with a proper diagnosis and the right medications, it's very manageable.
Just take a word of advice.....don't try to self diagnose. It's imperative that you get tested by a doctor so you know what you're dealing with. Chances are, it isn't your heart since you are so young but it's always best to get a full medical evaluation just to be on the safe side.
Good luck