When does asthma go away?

Answer 1

When a very young child exhibits Asthma-like symptoms, there is a chance that the asthma will go away as the lungs develop. However, research has also shown that early exposure to specific allergens, like dust mites, can be linked to asthma development.

Asthma is typically a chronic, lifelong disease that can even be life-threatening. Allergens (like mold, tobacco smoke, or dust mites), cold air, or exercise can make it difficult for an asthmatic to breathe.

The most important aspect of asthma management is to avoid the allergens or situations that can trigger an asthma attack.

Within the home, professional cleaning services can reduce allergens through carpet and upholstery cleaning, mattress cleaning and other services.

Answer 2

Asthma never really goes away. When people get bigger, sometimes the fact that their throat passages become larger allows more air to enter their lungs. That helps reduce the amount of asthma.

Frequently learning proper breathing techniques and not doing asthmatic reverse breathing helps greatly.

Frequently ending tongue thrust and learning proper swallowing techniques helps.

Removing crooked teeth and using braces to keep food from accumulating in the mouth frequently helps.

Sleeping in an extremely clean room frequently helps. (It is strange. Dirt inside is bad for asthmatics. Dirt outside is good for asthmatics!)

Answer 3

Well it depends on your condition. In most cases you may grow out of it or the conditions may lessen.

Answer 4

sadly no...i have asthma but my doctor tells me you cannot row out of it but it may seem like your completely better =)

Answer 5

Yes, especially if they have asthma when they were children. My husband had asthma as a child (very badly) but by the time he reached 15 it disappeared.