because the world is dirty.
Regular and moderate exercise strengthens the lungs and prevents asthma symptoms. Although exercise can be a trigger for asthma in some people, with appropriate asthma treatment and monitoring of the condition, exercise, even vigorous exercise, is possible. In fact, many world-class athletes have asthma. Consult with your doctor before starting an exercise program, and carry an asthma inhaler at all times
The answer to this question is of much debate. ADHD is more commonly diagnosed today than in the past, but it is not known whether it is because doctors today are better able to diagnose it or if the environment is more toxic leading to more ADHD cases.
Air viscosity means that the air is thicker than normal. When the air is thick like this, it can cause breathing problems for people with asthma and other lung conditions.
Because as humans have explored the world more and more maps are getting more and more accurate.
People with breathing problems (COPD, asthma, etc) generally have to breathe more rapidly than other people. This first of all requires a lot of muscle activity, which heats the body up more than for someone who isn't having trouble breathing. Second of all, it causes a lot more moisture to be lost through the respiratory system. Dehydration is easier in this situation.Also, a lot of the people who are having these problems are overweight, and therefore may have a lot more insulating fat and less capable sweat system for their body weight than those who are in good shape, also their percentage of water weight to body weight is less than in a healthy person, so it's much easier for them to form a systemic water imbalance.
More than 80% of people with asthma have rhinitis and recent research emphasizes that treating rhinitis helps benefit asthma
Asthma
Here's a cut and past from the AAFA website talking about asthma mortality. Mortality * Each day 11 Americans die from asthma. There are more than 4,000 deaths due to asthma each year, many of which are avoidable with proper treatment and care. In addition, asthma is indicated as "contributing factor" for nearly 7,000 other deaths each year. [14] * Since 1980 asthma death rates overall have increased more than 50% among all genders, age groups and ethnic groups. The death rate for children under 19 years old has increased by nearly 80% percent since 1980. [15] * More females die of asthma than males, and women account for nearly 65% of asthma deaths overall. [16] * African Americans are three times more likely to die from asthma. African American Women have the highest asthma mortality rate of all groups, more than 2.5 times higher than Caucasian women. [17]
Asthma
Yes, and no. Millions of people live with asthma every day. With the right treatments, you aren't "sick". And besides, you are more "well" than "sick" regardless. Just follow your doctor's orders, know what can trigger your asthma, and do what you need to do to be more "well" than "sick".
I don't think there's a tendency for overweight people to become asthmatic, BUT there is a tendency for some people with asthma to become overweight if they have difficulty breathing properly during exercise.
women gets asthma more than men.
to my mind, our live is more better than it was in the past,,everything is more developed,technologies, medicines, and so on..
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Not as such, but being overweight can lead to other breathing issues due to the extra weight on the chest and around the neck.
I think it's less-although we are in contact with more people.
People write about now because of how things are getting more terrible by the minute. In the present and in the past much happened but it also took longer in the past to write.