Asthma can affect an individual's intellectual functioning primarily through its impact on physical health and quality of life. Frequent asthma attacks can lead to fatigue, missed school or work days, and difficulty concentrating, which may hinder cognitive performance. Additionally, chronic stress and anxiety associated with managing asthma can affect mental clarity and focus. Overall, the symptoms and limitations of asthma can contribute to challenges in academic and cognitive achievements.
Asthma can impact intellectual development primarily through its effects on cognitive functioning and school performance. Frequent asthma attacks or severe symptoms may lead to increased absenteeism from school, hindering learning opportunities. Additionally, the physical and psychological stress associated with managing chronic asthma can affect concentration and cognitive processes. Overall, while asthma itself doesn't directly impair intellectual capacity, its management and associated challenges can influence educational outcomes.
Having Asthma doesn't affect your sense of smell and taste
No, you cannot contract asthma from someone else
If your asthma has gone away then it shouldn't affect you.
I wouldn't recommend a lab for a child who has asthma only because labs shed a lot. I have a cousin who has bad asthma and he cannot be around my labrador. I would recommend a dog that won't shed such as a Bernese Mountain dog. They do not shed and the oils on their skin will not affect someone with asthma.
Yes. People have died from asthma. Do what you can do to avoid it.
If I remember hamsters don't get asthma or allergy..
Your lungs...
it doesn't
Not necessarily. But it could affect some people with asthma.
No, asthma is a different disorder from eating, unless you are overweight. The food you eat can increase your size as a fat person, thus making it harder to breathe and get oxygen to your brain via your blood vessels.
it affects lungs