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Quiz: Could I Have Asthma?

Sophie Vergnaud, MDKarla Robinson, MD
Written by Sophie Vergnaud, MD | Reviewed by Karla Robinson, MD
Published on September 9, 2024

Asthma is a chronic lung condition that affects both children and adults. It usually runs in families, along with allergies and eczema. Asthma causes breathing symptoms, like shortness of breath, wheezing (noisy breathing), chest tightness, and cough. Symptoms can come and go. Asthma can be triggered by irritants in the environment (pollen, smoke, pet dander), chest infections, exercise, and even cold air.

To get a diagnosis of asthma, you’ll need to be seen and examined by your primary care provider. You may also need breathing tests, a lung X-ray, and allergy tests. This quiz can help you decide whether to schedule an appointment to be examined for asthma.

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Sophie Vergnaud, MD
Sophie Vergnaud, MD, is the Senior Medical Director for GoodRx Health. An experienced and dedicated pulmonologist and hospitalist, she spent a decade practicing and teaching clinical medicine at academic hospitals throughout London before transitioning to a career in health education and health technology.
Karla Robinson, MD
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Karla Robinson, MD
Karla Robinson, MD, is a medical editor for GoodRx. She is a licensed, board-certified family physician with almost 20 years of experience in health through varied clinical, administrative, and educational roles.

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