I've been reading everywhere about the same topic and what I've found: no, Asthma does not affect the heart in any way. Before accepting this, make sure you get the same answer from a few others to be safe.
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No, asthma is related to low hemoglobin.
No, asthma and a hole in the heart relate to separate orgins. Ashmta is only affected by breathing and if there is a lack of breathing it will in turn effect the heart.
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Coronary asthma is a term that was historically used to describe a condition where chest pain or discomfort from coronary artery disease mimics symptoms of asthma such as shortness of breath. However, this term is not commonly used today as we now have a better understanding of the differences between these conditions.
Asthma malfunctions may affect measurements and observation for the respiratory system by making it difficult to discern a respiratory issue other than asthma. Because asthma has such control over the respiratory system when a patient is in the throws of an asthma attack, malfunctions and other issues can occur and go unnoticed.
Asthma attacks can certainly be triggered by stress, yes.
Heart disease, cancer and Asthma are all examples of things that can kill you. All of these three things can be treated.
Heart disease, cancer and Asthma are all examples of things that can kill you. All of these three things can be treated.
you get out of breath a lot
Yes
Cardiac asthma is wheezing, coughing, and shortness of breath due to congestive heart failure. Cardiac asthma was given the name because its symptoms mimic those of ordinary asthma.