The normal way is through rescue inhalers, or if a severe allergic response (anaphylactic reaction), an injection of epinephrine.
However, in cases where you're either out of those, don't have them, or are in a place where they're not available, there are some old tricks that can stem an attack.
1. First, move them away from the irritant if you know what it is (most asthmatics do). After that, if it's possible, get the person's clothes off and wash them down with warm soap/water (don't use cold water on the chest as it'll just aggravate it) to get the irritant off their body (e.g., dust, pollen). Don't forget the hair.
If it's not possible, just wash/rinse their face off with water. Of course if it's a reaction to something they ate or drank, it won't matter.
2. Anything that will raise the body's metabolism and thin mucous are key. I always keep several Benadryl tablets or capsules around or with me; in a pinch, crush 2 or 3 (tablets) or open 2 or 3 capsules and mix in hot coffee, tea, or water to dissolve. The caffeine will speed up the metabolism, and the Benadryl will combat the histamine increase causing attack.
Benadryl is preferred, but if not available, any short acting antihistamine will do.
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I heard of Zithromax can get rid of asthma, I have asthma to but i haven't tried Zithromax yet because my doctor says i don't need it even though I have severe asthma, Mabee im to young for it cause im 11. Well I hope this helps :)
nope not at all asthma is bad it smells like poo
Asthma quick-relief drugs work fast to control asthma symptoms. You take them when you are coughing, wheezing, having trouble breathing, or having an asthma attack.Reviewed ByReview Date: 02/11/2009Neil K. Kaneshiro, MD, MHA, Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, University of Washington School of Medicine.
No but there are medicens to help . See your doctor for further instrutions and perscriptions
Not as yet possible... but the symptoms can be alleviated... see a doctor for proper diagnosis & treatment.
The first step to relieve an asthma attack is to use your quick-acting bronchodilator (such as albuterol). The usual dose is 2 puffs, breathed slowly and deeply.
To relieve Asthma you can change the filters for your heat/air units. This will help to get rid of the trapped dirt and grime without releasing it back into the air.
The use of an inhaler is highly effective for managing asthma symptoms. Inhalers deliver medication directly to the lungs, providing quick relief and reducing inflammation in the airways. They are a key part of asthma treatment and can help control symptoms and prevent asthma attacks.
Asthma ranges from minor to severe breathing deficiency. However, Acute asthma is NOT one of the most severe forms of this common ailment. It is of moderate stature. New York University Asthma can be alot more painful when servere as i have experienced myself. It will start off like a small asthma attack as normal but then it can go into a rather large one. Here it describes how to get rid of asthma visit http://preventingasthma.blogspot.com/
TAT INSECTICIDE KILLS THEM QUICK!!!
actually they are hypoallergenic which is good for people with dog allergies/asthma. I know from personal experience. My brother and mom have severe asthma and we used to have two corgis and they were fine with them.