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Late symptoms

These symptoms occur in life-threatening asthma episodes and indicate that you need medical help right away. Late symptoms include the following:

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  • Severe wheezing (when inhaling and exhaling)
  • Coughing that won't stop
  • Very rapid breathing
  • Inability to catch your breath
  • Tightened neck and chest muscles
  • Difficulty talking
  • Inability to fully exhale
  • Feelings of anxiety or panic
  • Pale, sweaty face
  • Blue lips or fingernails

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