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stinger53
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Hi,
I've got a bit of a problem when I'm am cycling while I'm at university at Ayr.
After about 10-15 miles of cycling my chest and lungs start to really hurt and continues to hurt for a while after.
But when I'm at home on the Shropshire/Welsh border I can do 50/60 miles fine and chest/lungs don't start to hurt at all.
Could it be the sea air?
I've been at uni at Ayr for 1 year and 4 months now but only been cycling up here for 4 months. and only got till 6th June till I finish my HND. but would like to do more than 15 miles.
Thanks
I've got a bit of a problem when I'm am cycling while I'm at university at Ayr.
After about 10-15 miles of cycling my chest and lungs start to really hurt and continues to hurt for a while after.
But when I'm at home on the Shropshire/Welsh border I can do 50/60 miles fine and chest/lungs don't start to hurt at all.
Could it be the sea air?
I've been at uni at Ayr for 1 year and 4 months now but only been cycling up here for 4 months. and only got till 6th June till I finish my HND. but would like to do more than 15 miles.
Thanks
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Have you been to see a doctor? Might be a good start if it feels out of the ordinary.0
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No I haven't. I was going to go when I was back down home for Christmas but went out on my bike a lot while I was there. And felt fine so I didn't go.0
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Anyone got any ideas of why this may be?0
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No that is why you should see a doctor.Yellow is the new Black.0
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Something in the air?0
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Cold air? (I got the same running outside last week, inside the gym I'm fine).
I'm no doctor though."The Prince of Wales is now the King of France" - Calton Kirby0 -
i don't think it is cold air.
was thinking perhaps its the salt?0 -
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What's your accommodation in Ayr like?
As a student in Dundee I spent 2 years in a flat which smelled must and of damp. During that spell I developed exercise induced asthma. It lasted a few months after I left the flat. Then I resumed playing squash and it gradually disappeared only to emerge when I came across cats or lots of house dust.0 -
Navrig wrote:What's your accommodation in Ayr like?
As a student in Dundee I spent 2 years in a flat which smelled must and of damp. During that spell I developed exercise induced asthma. It lasted a few months after I left the flat. Then I resumed playing squash and it gradually disappeared only to emerge when I came across cats or lots of house dust.0 -
i haven't been out cycling for a while in Scotland just on turbo trainer so will go out again soon and if it happens again i will find a doctor.0