I caught a virus last month that turned into bronchitis; it has been six weeks now and I still have cough, with mucus. could this have developed into an allergy or asthma?
6/ 5/10 7:25pm
It's possible this could be the first time your asthma was triggered, although it's hard to tell without seeing you in person. What I would recommend is you find a good asthma doctor so he can do a series of testings and question asking to determine if you have asthma. Click here to learn how to diagnose asthma. Good luck.
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