Can someone fully recover from asthma?

Answer 1

It would depend on how bad your Asthma is, but you can certainly get fitter. Get some medication that works and try around for the kind of work out that's the least aggravating to your condition. Rowing or kayaking might be an option.

Answer 2

There are many different effects and types of asthma which may make this question too difficult to resolve. But in reality and safety, the answer is no at the time of this writing.

There are many accounts of people who were diagnosed with asthma that have never had another "attack" and died of old age. Cured or lucky? Unresolved.

Similarly, there are those in this category that went years without any symptoms that suddenly died from an asthma attack. Asthma is one of those cruel afflictions that can be mild, moderate, severe, disappear or reappear without notice, and start at any age, and be devastating and deadly within minutes.

I'm an asthmatic and have studied and documented all I possibly could. There is no cure for me and likewise people, but I still Scuba dive, play lots of intense sport and believe that asthma is just a bit of an inconvenience on the odd occassion because I have to medicate. Mine is mostly mild, but my wife is chronic and she often outruns me on the squash court. But then again, she is younger than me hahaha.

Simply put, medicate and in front of your doctor to see if you are doing it correctly. You will be amazed just how many long term sufferers still medicate incorrectly because of old habits, misinformation or just weren't advised correctly in the beginning.

Answer 3

Yes you can recover from asthma, but not fully. a friend used to have asthma but it was from inhaling cigarette smoke. he got better after he stopped inhaling cigarettes smoke.