What symptom would NOT typically be associated with asthma?

High fever is not typically associated with asthma. Asthma predominantly presents with respiratory symptoms that relate to the narrowing and inflammation of the airways. Common symptoms include wheezing, which is the high-pitched whistling sound during breathing, and difficulty breathing, as the air passages become constricted. Painful breathing can occur in certain cases, especially when there's significant effort involved in breathing or if there's an accompanying respiratory infection, but it is not a hallmark symptom of asthma. In contrast, high fever usually indicates an infection or another medical condition unrelated to asthma itself, making it the symptom that is least likely to be associated with this chronic respiratory condition.