Asthma may lead to a myriad of symptoms, including difficulty breathing, wheezing, coughing, and chest tightness. Patients may report experiencing common asthma symptoms such as: • Wheezing, resulting from narrowed airways. • Coughing, which may occur mainly at night or early in the morning and may disrupt sleep. • Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath. • Chest tightness or pain, creating discomfort when breathing deeply. • Fatigue, stemming from the body's increased effort to secure the necessary oxygen. • Rapid heart rate. More severe asthma cases may exhibit symptoms including: • Cyanosis, a bluish tint affected the skin, lips, or the nail beds. • Confusion or disorientation. • Loss of consciousness. These symptoms can fluctuate and can over time. While some patients may only experience symptoms in certain situations like during physical activity or exposure to allergens, others may have persistent symptoms.