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Will clover honey help with an asthma cough?
No. Asthma is a disease that affects the lungs, not the throat. Only medication can help with asthma. Go to your doctor and he/she should prescribe medications for your asthma both for preventing it and for whenever your asthma flares up, such as a quick relief inhaler and a breathing machine for use with prescribed medication(s). Never take more than the prescribed dose on any medication. If your asthma symptoms persist or get worse, go to the emergency room or call 911 immediately.
Does the Good Samaritan Law apply if a medical Assistant orders medication for a patient who has taken the medication before but dies?
No it does not apply a ma should not be ordering medication.
What should a Medical Assistant Know about medication that they are going to adminster?
They need to know the affects of it.
What are the most common childhood asthma symptoms?
The most common childhood asthma symptoms are wheezing, cough, tightness of chest. One should get medication from family doctor to ease this discomfort.
What type of medicine should be given to a chid with childhood asthma?
Inhalers are a must, especially if the child experiences asthma attacks. Inhalers usually contain a steroid medication that will cut an attack short. There are other medications that can be used to treat asthma -- there is no cure, just treatment.
My doctor perscribed symbicortbecause I have RAD I'm scared to use it because symbicort is for asthma should I use it?
Symbicort is a good medication for reactive airway disorder. You should not be afraid of it.
Learning to Recognize and Avoid Asthma Symptoms?
Asthma is a chronic, manageable disease that causes the airways of sufferers to tighten, impeding normal breathing. If left untreated, asthma attacks can be life-threatening. Asthma sufferers, however, can control the disease by learning to recognize early asthma symptoms, intervening as soon as attacks begin and managing asthma triggers.Recognizing Early Asthma SymptomsEarly signs that herald asthma flareups are often subtle. It is, however, important to recognize these symptoms, because early recognition allows sufferers to use medication to prevent serious attacks. Early symptoms of asthma include:Coughing that worsens at night.Wheezing.Weakness and coughing during exercise.Difficulty sleeping.Restlessness or unexplained moodiness.Exhaustion.Congestion, headache, sore throat or other cold symptoms.Any asthma sufferer who experiences these symptoms should take asthma medication as directed by his or her asthma plan. Anyone without an asthma plan or whose medications do not relieve the asthma symptoms should contact a doctor immediately. Recognizing an Asthma AttackSometimes asthma attacks occur with little warning, so asthma sufferers need to be prepared. Symptoms of an attack include:Difficulty breathing.Inability to talk.Blue lips.Sweating and pallor.Panic.Rapid breathing.Chest pain or tightness.Severe wheezing.Anyone experiencing these symptoms needs treatment. In cases where available prescription medications do not relieve the symptoms, the patient needs to go to the emergency room right away. Asthma attacks can escalate rapidly, so immediate medical attention is required. Preventing Asthma SymptomsWhile it is important to understand how to treat early asthma symptoms and respond to attacks, the best method for dealing with asthma is to prevent asthma symptoms from occurring. Prevention involves taking all prescribed asthma medications and having regular checkups. It also involves learning to recognize and manage asthma triggers. Triggers differ from patient to patient, but the most common asthma triggers include:Exercise, especially in cold, dry air.Irritants, such as dust and fumes.Allergens.Infections.Patients should learn their particular triggers and speak with their doctors about the best strategies to manage them. By preventing asthma symptoms whenever possible and treating occasional attacks promptly, asthma sufferers will be able to better control their asthma.
Why should you celebrate world asthma day?
you should celebrate world asthma day!
Can I take naproxen with asthma?
Most people do not have trouble with taking NSAIDS even if they do have asthma. If your asthma is very severe and not controlled well with medication, you should check with your doctor before you take any over the counter medicines. As many as 20% of people with severe allergies and asthma can be allergic to aspirin and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. If you are one of them, taking naproxen or aspirin might trigger a really severe asthma attack.
How asthma can cure?
There is no cure, only treatments. Some are nutritive (herbal) while others such as inhalers are prescription medicines (bronchodilators). Sadly, some people cannot be cured of their Asthma -- the herbal treatments may work for some people, but not for everyone. Many children and adults have severe asthma which only responds to prescription medication. You should never stop taking your prescriptions without checking with your doctor, as your asthma may be life-threatening.
How is asthma done?
i want to ask question about what should be done with asthma
Is coughing a symtom of asthma?
Yes it is. You should see a doctor for asthma.
