What is a better (more correct) way of saying "I have exercise-induced asthma"?

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What is a better (more correct) way of saying "I have exercise-induced asthma"?Thanks!

-Kristin D
I'm not sure, and I'm not trying to be mean, but I would say, "I'm out of shape." Try exercising less and build up to a longer routine.

-lucee
My granddaughter has outgrown it now that she is in her mid-20's but she had what the Dr. called stress-induced asthma. Whether it was from exercise, or getting upset about taking tests, or whatever, almost any stress brought on an asthma attack.

-Knick A
Exercise-induced asthma is a recognised condition, so if you have it, then your statement is fine.

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