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Comment from: Barbara, 75 or over Female (Patient)
Published: June 18
Currently am taking Singulair once a day (bedtime) with a rescue inhaler (Ventolin) when needed. Must Read Articles Related to Exercise-Induced Asthma
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I also have asthma, and also a long distance runner!! But have learned asthma does affect my running, My running is different than others without this problem, the best advice I would give is to walk run program for 15 minutes before actually beginning my run, and it works. It works so well once I begin to run I can run for 10 miles without any problems. Without warming up my runs usually last less than one minute.
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