Do People With Asthma Have Different Types of Breathlessness?

You're never going to see an asthmatic with an acute attack lying on the bed in the emergency room. Right. That good point. So I've got a clinical pearl, which is a weird clinical pearl. But it's one of those things that I always talk about. And it's a paper written by a real mentor of mine from the past, doctor by the name of Richard Schwartz. The key point is that people who experience dyspnea from different causes are experiencing a different kind of shortness of breath. Isn't really good enough to use that as a diagnostic tool.