Struggling to Catch Your Breath? It Might Be Asthma
Struggling to Catch Your Breath? It Might Be Asthma
Do you ever feel like you just can’t get enough air—whether it’s climbing stairs, walking fast, or even lying in bed at night? Many people dismiss this as being “out of shape” or “just tired,” but often it’s something more: asthma.
Shortness of Breath: More Than Just Low Fitness
Asthma causes your airways to narrow and become inflamed. That’s why even simple activities can leave you gasping for air. Unlike normal tiredness, this shortness of breath doesn’t go away with rest—it keeps coming back.
The Hidden Impact: Fatigue and Poor Sleep
When you can’t breathe well, your body doesn’t get enough oxygen or rest. Many patients with asthma wake up at night coughing or short of breath, which leads to constant fatigue during the day.
Everyday Signs of Asthma You May Be Ignoring
Wheezing or whistling sound when breathing
Nighttime coughing or waking up breathless
Chest tightness or pressure
Needing to pause often when walking or exercising
Why Getting Help Matters
Shortness of breath is not just “normal aging” or “being out of shape.” Left untreated, asthma can cause severe attacks, emergency visits, and long-term lung damage.
Expert Asthma Care
Dr. Randall S. Schwartz, triple board-certified in internal medicine, pulmonary medicine, and critical care, has over a decade of experience helping patients manage asthma. His personalized care focuses on giving you back your breath—and your freedom.
👉 Schedule your consultation today and take the first step toward breathing easier.
