Asthma may be one of the most common chronic diseases in Canada, but experts say it can be tough to diagnose — including in adults.
, but experts say it can be tough to diagnose.
, about nine per cent of adults live with the condition, and experts say misdiagnosis and underdiagnosis are both big issues." "I've heard directly from doctors who said, 'Yeah, we know that you need this testing, but it's hard to get. So I'm just going to make the diagnosis anyway,' which is really against all the standards," said Carlsten.
Those symptoms can overlap with other conditions, however, which is why experts say the lung function test is key.
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