Do you have Astma? if you do tel me the symtoms you have?

I don't have asthma but I did have a friend who had it and she would get attacks when she was very stressed out about something.

i dont have asthma but my wife has. her asthma triggers when the weather suddenly changes. if its too hot outside then it will rain a little then the asthma attacks. dust can trigger her asthma too, cats. dogs and chickens and birds can trigger it so we dont have pets. it triggers to with flowers. but most of the time she is okay.

I was diagnosed with Asthma, when I was seven years old. But I never had one single symptom until I was in my 30's. One day I was sweeping my nieces room. I already knew that I was also allergic to dust, so I had a scarf tied around my mouth. All of a sudden, I started breathing real hard and I could not catch my breath. It stopped after a little while. Even though I had never had one before, I knew it was an Asthma attack. The second time, I had been walking up a steep hill. When I got into my sister's room, I found that I could not catch my breath and I collasped on a wooden chair and broke it. It scared me, but I was not hurt. Sometimes when I sit up under my fan, I start coughing and spitting up mucus. It is from the cold air. That makes the asthma symptoms worse. If I do not turn off the fan and warm up fast enough. I will cough until I throw up. Which I absolutely hate. Since I moved to Santa Monica, and am only nineteen blocks from the beach, my Asthma has gotten much worse. It gets super cold down here in the winter time. I thought that moving toward the beach would make it better, boy was I wrong. It also gets worse when I do not get enough exercise. Asthma is hereditary. Quite a few people in my family have it also.

I apparently have asthma. Mine is usually illness related or over exertion when exercising. I don't use medications to control it though, they actually made me very sick. Instead, I keep the house reasonably warm and the humidity higher so that my airways don't suffer too much, especially in the cooler months. For sport, I know my limits and don't push it too hard.