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Thanks for the interesting comments:

For the record:
A complication of any acute asthmatic attack is a pneumothorax and that’s why ALL asthmatics should have a chest X-ray to exclude a pneumothorax

It is also recognised that a certain body types, long tall males, may develop a spontaneous pneumothorax, which has nothing to do with the first aid treatment of asthma.

Hope this helps

Regards

NN
 
At any course connected to the LAS they teach conformity and brown nosing, with advanced sucking off the course director.
 
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