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hey, cystic fibrosis (if you are diagnosed with it) shouldn't stop you playing football, I've got a friend and her sister has cystic fibrosis and last year she ran (she's 31 now) 3 marathons, and she horse rides on a regular basis. I know there is not a cure for cystic fibrosis currently and while a diagnosis of CF can be life changing, they can give you medications and treatment plans etc to mean that you can still live life to its fullest.
I think most Dr's actually reccomend that with CF you keep active as it can help your lungs function etc.
Treatments for CF are constantly being looked at and theres lots of research into treatments etc, I'm not entirely sure what the average lifespan for CF is, but I do know that people who do have CF are living longer.

Your Dr and medical team etc will explain it to you in detail more, and explain CF to you if you are diagnosed with the condition.


I have asthma and find that in the summer due to the pollen count etc it is sometimes aggravated a little more, and I also find in the winter when its below zero that my asthma is often a little worse, I am also prone to chest infections. it could just be that your asthma is not well controlled, have they also checked for things like IBS/IBD as both of those ( I have IBS - irritable bowel syndrome) can cause gut and digestive issues - things like nausea and diarrhoea etc.

Try not to worry to much.