Which condition of asthma causes the airways to redden and swell, decreasing airflow? Inflammation Excess mucus Muscle constriction

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Which condition of asthma causes the airways to redden and

swell, decreasing airflow?

Inflammation

Excess mucus

Muscle constriction

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muscle constriction because I met someone with that type of symptom

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