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My physio said the dysfuncional breathing patttern wouldnt make the asthma worse anyone no????

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DB is an asthma mimic as well as an asthma ‘side effect’. So it can occur due to asthma but then make you feel like your having asthma issues when you aren’t.

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Agree with Emma - the symptoms feel like asthma but are not asthma.

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