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5:09 am
April 14, 2010
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Golden
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I was told as a child that I would be likely to outgrow my asthma around puberty. It didn't happen though.
How commonly do people outgrow childhood asthma?
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8:39 am
April 19, 2010
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Scott
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I was one of those kids who had asthma problems but as I grew older, the problem went away. I saw the same thing happen with my son.
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10:48 am
April 21, 2010
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Lizzie
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Both I and my brother had problems with asthma as children and we have both grown out of it. I still might have an attack if I get bronchitis or something like that but even then it hasn't happened in years.
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9:29 pm
May 4, 2010
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miaboy305
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Its very possible in some cause that childern do lose the symptoms of asthma as they get older. Symptoms such as coughing, wheezing and shortness of breath can become a thing of the past.
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5:21 am
June 10, 2010
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curejack
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I, myself, can be proof that you can grow out of asthma. I was diagnosed with asthma as a child of 10 years old. I didn't go to the doctor till after 3 weeks in bed thinking that it was just an ordinary cough. The doctor told me that over the next couple of years the state of my asthma could improve and that perhaps even the use of my inhaler would not be needed. Right now I do not use my
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6:09 pm
June 21, 2010
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ringo007
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curejack said:
I, myself, can be proof that you can grow out of asthma. I was diagnosed with asthma as a child of 10 years old. I didn't go to the doctor till after 3 weeks in bed thinking that it was just an ordinary cough. The doctor told me that over the next couple of years the state of my asthma could improve and that perhaps even the use of my
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11:43 am
February 1, 2011
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ireneberg
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Post edited 11:44 am – February 1, 2011 by ireneberg
Asthma MAY be prevented or cured through Therapeutic fasting and Calorie Restriction. Here is the clinical evidence: http://www.anti-aging-plan.com…..ses/asthma
To know more visit: Asthma
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9:26 am
May 10, 2011
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ganHeartily
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yeah, i do agree with the fact that you can eventually grow out of asthma as you grow old.. your system gets stronger so naturally you can fight off the cause of asthma.. ^_^
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12:23 am
June 30, 2011
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Frankykeats
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To get cure of Asthema mix1 tsp honey with ½ tsp cinnamon powder and consume just before sleeping.
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6:14 am
July 22, 2011
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Justin Lee
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A child with recurring coughing illnesses, or one prolonged coughing illness, in the absence of wheeze or shortness of breath, is more likely to have infective bronchitis, or one of various winter viruses, as opposed to asthma. In such cases the child will not respond to asthma medication and the cough will persist. Unfortunately, this can lead to some children being put on increasing doses of
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9:47 am
August 4, 2011
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AlenP
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Thanks Justin Lee for your useful post. It gave me enough information about the matter.
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1:14 pm
August 4, 2011
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Rene
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I didn't know you can outgrow your asthma? Is that a proven fact?
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