Yes, a childhood asthma can return later on (I guess it quite often does, since the mechanism behind the symptoms remains even during the symtom-free times). Of course, I can't say you're having an asthma, but I strongly recommend you to go to see a doctor.
thanx for the welcome.
just unsure if it is asthma due to not having the weezing or cough symptoms.
and reluctant to go and see a doc when my symptoms are not really severe.
just a tight feeling in my chest.
but I suppose their is only one way to find out..
You don't have to have all of the typical asthma symptoms for it to be asthma and with a history of childhood asthma it could be that it is asthma that has returned. When I was diagnosed I just coughed a lot when excercising, things have progressed a bit from then and I can have any combination of symptoms these days. I'd say go and see your GP just to put your mind at rest if nothing else.
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