Originally Posted by kane

A friend of mine's daughter has asthma that really only manifests itself during the spring. The rest of year she is pretty much fine, but when everything is blooming she is has issues. After a bunch of tests they found out what she is allergic to and are treating her for that and since she has started getting better. She still has an inhaler, but doesn't need it very often. It is possible that you have an allergy or sensitivity to something or even "exercise induced" asthma where you won't need regular daily meds and there may end up being some type of lesser therapy for it. They have a new inhaler I just started using about 6 months ago and the thing is like magic. I can be so out of breath I can't talk and take two puffs of that thing and it is like I never had a problem. Maybe something like that will work for you, something you use when you need it and the rest of the time you are normal.