Any Other Asthmatics Here?

I was asking because I think the relevance here is that my asthma; especially as a child resulted in more auscultating than I otherwise would have gotten.

I was in & out of the doctor's office & I was seeing an allergist. I was in Childrens Medical Center twice, where I got to be auscultate by women. (At that time it was always men inside the doctor's office.)

I'm still (albeit now quite mildly) asthmatic - though I don't think it has much connection to my kink....but that being said, auscultation isn't, perhaps, a major kink for me, so....

Am asthmatic, yes. But auscaltation wasn't threatening to little Kenneth. No fetish there. However, they did take his tonsils out. Scary. Fetish there. And now recent Melbourne University research suggests that to lose one's tonsils makes one more susceptible to various conditions, including asthma. Lose-lose.

- Ken

I'm asthmatic, which means that I have to go for yearly check ups. Amongst other things, it always results in a thorough stething

I'm asthmatic but somehow didn't get diagnosed until I was 28 when I clearly had it for a while! Most of my doctors just went through the motions and collected my copay! A patient that keeps getting “bronchitis” is normal?

Part of my medical fetish is wanting to make sure something doesn't go undiagnosed.

Officially I am still on the books as asthmatic but have not had an attack in years and stopped taking my medication about 2 years ago once I noticed I had no attack in the previous year.

I believe my keto life style has finally beaten my asthma better than ant inhaler ever did.

Like others here, it has no link to any kinks I might have as MedFet isn't one of them

In the last year or so I downloaded the NHS app here in the UK, which allows access to a summary of your medical records, including past conditions. No. 2 on the list was Asthma, despite never having an attack or carrying an inhaler. Apparently I used to get very short of breath when ill as a child which was suspected to be Asthma related - though it was the first I'd heard of it, some 30+ years later!

My asthma is playing up today. I'm feeling really short of breath and my chest is quite tight. Think I need to take a listen with my stethoscope.

Anyone want to volunteer to give me a check up instead?