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Whilst having an asthma attack you would normally breathe about 97 times a minute.
Unless the person has exercise-induced asthma, yoga would have no effect on asthma. If they do have exercise-induced asthma, it is possible that the yoga could actually trigger an attack.
That person's struggle to breath .
Depending on the severity of your asthma - yes you most certainly can however, the asthma is the onset of predeath but the cause of death would be lack of breathing or air/choking cause from an untreated or severe asthma attack.
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These statistics tell you that not every child who has asthma has asthma attacks. I know, much simpler than you thought it would be :)
asthma can kill you when your airways close up and don't re-open. the lugs could also close preventing the person from breathing. this is called an asthma attack. but it does not always kill people.
Asthma prevents proper breathing and marathon runner would be affected by the lack of oxygen to their muscles, which may make them fatigue faster.
Dizzy AttackHere is advice: No, you can feel very dizzy whilst having an asthma attack obviously due to the restricted oxygen supply tothe brain, however unless there is a severe wheeze, accompanied by extreme discomfort and or a severe persistant struggling cough, then it is not an asthma attack. i personally suffered with childhood asthma and so i know the signs and then i used to worry about asthma as an adult, however i have now developed panic attacks which one of the main symptoms is dizziness and these were brought on through worrying about asthma! so take a break and think whether or not you could be having a mild panic attack . they are not the same thing!!!!With asthma you would notice a hard time moving air out of your lungs. In some cases some wheezing and or coughing. Prolonged you can become hypoxic and therefor become dizzy. If on the other hand you are just getting dizzy with no breathing stress its most likely something very different. If you are breathing fast and deeply feeling like you cant get a full breath, maybe your heart pounding then get dizzy you are probobly suffering an anxiety attack and the light headedness is probobly from breating too much. Either way if you have a reaccuring problem you need to see a medical professional to rule out anything serious. or to ease your mind finding it is something very minor.i have had asthma my whole life i used to get really dizzy after having my inhaler , i went to see my gp and he switched my medication now i dont have them that often than before :)
You can't just randomly die from having asthma. There are many different kinds of asthma, so for example if you had exercise induced asthma, meaning that you have breathing problems when you exercise too hard, then you would have to exercise hard enough to have an asthma attack, which is where you have trouble breathing because of mucus taking over your airway. That person would then collapse, if someone called an ambulence and made them use their inhaler until the ambulence arrived, then the person would probably survive. If the person didn't have an inhaler around, or nobody saw them collapse, then they would probably die from lack of oxygen
although the shih tzu breed normally sheds less than another dog breed, it still looses hair, I would avoid any animal if you have severe asthma condition.
Yes potentially asthma can kill you by restricting your oxygen intake so much that you suffocate. However, this would be a rare occurence and would probably only happen if you were exercising heavily, had an asthma attack, kept trying to exercise, passed out and passed out in such a way that your tongue prevented breathing. I wouldn't worry too much, and carry ventalin with you at all times.