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| Home > More About Asthma > Do I Have Asthma? Quiz |
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Asthma is commonmore than 31 million people in the United States have been diagnosed with asthma at some point in their lives, including more than 9 million children. Without proper treatment, a person with asthma may miss work, limit exercise, or even need
emergency treatment or hospitalization. Fortunately, early detection, care, and treatment of asthma can help a person with asthma live a full, active life.
Below are a few questions that may help you and your healthcare professional assess whether or not you have asthma. Remember: Only your healthcare professional can determine if you have asthma. Once you've answered these questions, print this page and bring it with you when you talk to your healthcare professional.
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There are some common misconceptions about the causes and symptoms of asthma that may prevent people who have this condition from seeking the help of a healthcare professional. This can result in delayed diagnosis and treatment, which may in turn lead to a progressive decline in lung function. To find out how well you understand asthma, click here to take the "Asthma - Fact or Fiction" quiz.
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