Etiology Of Asthma

I always appreciate a wide nasal cavity so I can breathe better. I felt this way since childhood especially when I caught the flu or colds. I would have difficulty breathing (It's really unfortunate). I think my difficulty breathing may be associated with a narrow airway which is structural in the etiology. I say this because I do asthma, allergies, do not smoke, do not use illicit drugs, do not take any medication whatsoever, and I'm healthy.

Respiration is a job where I feel the emotional excitement (interesting topic that I read about, etc.) and then I end up breathing difficult (at additional points) or end up breathing by mouth because it is difficult to follow through the nose. Then he must deal with the feeling gassed up.

Is there an end to this condition structurally weak nasal passage? BTW, could I have asthma and do not know?

you would know if you have asthma, you feel in your chest and you have problems breathing through your mouth too. you can try nasal strips during the night to extend the nose a bit, but you pretty much just have to put up with it. This is what I do!

It seems that you can have a deviated septum. Have you asked your doctor to refer you to an ENT specialist? They could tell you much more with a single CT scan. If it bothers you that much, you should be sure to have your doctor will address.

I do not think it's asthma, emotions can have that effect on your breathing.

Asthma affects the airways. Once they become inflamed, they react and become narrower. The results are the following: wheezing, coughing and difficulty breathing. These symptoms are generally much worse in the morning and evening.
The medical term for difficulty breathing: respiratory distress.
I hope you go to the doctor and get the right diagnosis. It appears that your small nasal cavity certainly contributes to that. Since you've been together since childhood, I wonder what you found peditrician & diagnosed. I know there is help for you, do not give up until you find!