Asthma is not infectious disease. It does not spread from one person to other person.
No, asthma is not a contagious disease.
The causes of asthma are a mixture of genetic and environmental factors.
It isn't spread; it develops in individuals.
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.
Asthma is not transmitted like an infection (eg. the flu, colds, etc.). Rather it tends to be a condtion a person is born with, or born with the tendancy to get asthma later on in life. Asthma attacks (when a person with asthma begins to struggle to breathe) are brought on by exercise, pollutants (cigarette smoke, city smog), allergens (pollen), even cold air.
Asthma is not known to be communicable, so it is not "spread," per se. It is believed that some people are more susceptible to developing asthma, but this is thought to be a genetic predisposition.
False. Asthma isn't contagious.
The main symptom of Asthma in children is Wheezing, that is 'trouble in breathing'. Asthma causes a clog in the airways of human respiratory system that causes the trouble in breathing.
Things that cause asthma are allergies to dust,pollen,or mold.
Asthma can not be transmitted from one person to another because it is not considered an infectiious disease. However, it can jbe spread due to the fact that People can inhale their asthma symptoms.
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