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[|Human|] My husband was diagnosed with asthma earlier this year having suffered an attack in the spring.  He had another session before xmas which lasted well over 2 weeks.  Went to a walk-in clinic 2x within a week as his symptoms were severe.  Prescribed steroid drugs in conjunction with regular puffers.  He started doing some light cardio within the past several days and felt stronger, although his airways still feel somewhat constricted.  He played hockey tonite (taking it easy according to him) and immediately felt extremely dizzy when he got off the ice.  The dizziness has continued, so far 3 hours since he played.  Im concerned if he should seek immediate help or can he wait to see if the dizziness settles down.  His doctor is away until next Tuesday.  Thank  you very much.
[|AI|]  Hi, thank you for asking Chat Doctor. With this presentation, I think dizziness may have resulted from physical activity. When there is an asthmatic attack, blood passing through the lungs does not acquire enough oxygen and when you are exercising your muscles, oxygen consumption increases. The imbalance might lead to dizziness. In my opinion, I would suggest he rest and continue medications. I hope that answers your query. If you have additional questions or follow-up queries then please do not hesitate in writing to us. We will be delighted to answer more questions from you. I wish him good health