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02.01.2008, 15:46
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bronchial -- This contribution is 803 days old
So the forum here because I like so much one more question:
contraction of the bronchial tubes in cold? The basic question that I can not because I am concerned, but only of interest due to the following: I had asthma as a child that is not cured. I can only dimly remember. while I was at the kinderarzt that - as far as I know still has a couple of times follow-up examinations. university so we had at that time a professional internship about since I had a lung function test tiffenau-index of 77%. It is not very great indeed, but quite sufficient. The test was the way in the summer and me we went rather well. If I run outside in the winter (which I really only do when I hit the train has run, which is quite often). sometimes hear a very loud whistle when exhaling. and I noticed that I automatically forme lips so that my exhale slowly (with automatic that I just was not aware before, but now I know that this is a technique in asthmatics during an asthma attack). I have never atemnot (because it usually predominates but simply my untrained-be). I am now only asking because if this is because my contract bronchi something of the cold (if it works) no idea. edit: I just noticed that I'm in the wrong topic, sorry! |
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02.01.2008, 18:13
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AW: bronchial -- This contribution is 803 days old
Are you smoking? Then it is "normal" ... Did it a long time?
Otherwise, go to the doctor and dear to all recordable ... |
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02.01.2008, 21:01
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AW: bronchial -- This contribution is 802 days old
No, I am non-smoker. and the whole is not so restrictive for me, so I do not think that it is serious. ne's just asking out of interest
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