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What are the risk factors of asthma and playing sports?
the risk factors of asthma when playing sport are mainly that you could pass out or have a severe asthma attack. my advice is to have your ventalation or puffa with you at all times when you are playing sport.
Will you get asthma if one of your family members smoke?
NoI DISAGREE:This is one of the risk factors
What are some man made factors that can cause asthma?
WELL, I HAVE ASTHMA AND I HAVE HAD IT SINCE I WAS 4 YEARS OLD. I HAVE TO TAKE 6 MEDICINS. SOME MAN MADE FACTORS CAUSING ASTHMA IS DEFINETLY POLLUTION. ALSO CLIMATE CHANGE. IF YOU HAVE ASTHMA CLIIMATE CHANGE IS REALLY BAD FOR U. DOESN'T HAVING ASTHMA STINK?
What is the risk when taking asthma medicine when you don't have asthma?
Death.
What are some risk factors of lupus?
Risk factors for getting the disease or risk factors if you already have the disease?
What are some ways to reduce the risk of getting asthma?
Don't smoke. Talk to a doctor
Is air pollution the only cause of asthma?
No. Both genetic and environmental risk factors come into play. See related link.
Any risk to live together with asthma suffering person?
No. The only risk you might have is the risk of not getting much sleep. Asthma is not contagious. It is a generic disease.
Can you tell me what the causes of asthma are?
There are many causes of asthma. The factors range from environmental, such as pollution, to genetic factors. There are even causes linking asthma to tobacco use.
What is causes of asthma?
The causes of asthma are a mixture of genetic and environmental factors.
Chances of getting asthma?
Asthma is an inflammatory disease of the airways. If you have asthma symptoms/risks are: wheezing, trouble breathing, coughing, etc. You can have an asthma attack which is loss of breath and a tight chest. This can be dangerous as there is a possibility that you can utterly stop breathing if the attack is so severe.
How many people get asthma from smoking?
While smoking is not a direct cause of asthma, it can significantly worsen asthma symptoms and increase the risk of developing respiratory issues. Studies suggest that around 20% of adults with asthma may have a history of smoking, and exposure to secondhand smoke can also trigger asthma symptoms in non-smokers. The exact number of people who develop asthma specifically due to smoking is difficult to determine, as asthma is influenced by various factors, including genetics and environmental exposures.
