On Nov 4, 12:19 am, ajinkyav...@gmail.com wrote:

Hi Ajinkya,

Answere to your question can be one of these:
Common symptoms of asthma include the following:

Wheezing is a high-pitched, whistling sound that your child may make
during an asthma attack. If you hear this sound as your child
breathes, be sure to let your doctor know. Not all people who wheeze
have asthma, and not all those who have asthma wheeze. In fact, if
asthma is really severe, there may not be enough movement of air
through a person's airways to produce this sound.
Chronic cough, especially at night and after exercise or exposure to
cold air, can be a symptom of asthma.
Shortness of breath, especially during exercise, is another possible
sign. All children get out of breath when they're running and jumping,
but most resume normal breathing very quickly afterward. If your child
doesn't, a visit to your doctor is in order.
Tightness in the chest is a symptom that you may have to ask your
child about. If you notice any of the signs just described, it's a
good idea to ask your child whether he or she feels a tight,
uncomfortable feeling in the chest.

Hope that helps.