What does an inhaler do for an asthmatic?

Answer 1

if u have and Asthma attack it is hard to breathe and sometimes u tighten up it is so bad but if u are not that bad u have a blue inhaler and that is called a ventollin inhaler. if u are severe then u need the purple one and that is stronger then u have a preventer which is brown but it doesnt get rid of asthma it helps control it. so that is why u need an inhaler to help control asthma and if u don't control ur asthma u could die

Answer 2

Asthma is a chronic disease characterized by inflammation of the lungs. The key ingredient in Asthma inhalers is albuterol sulfate which is a bronchodilator. A bronchodilator causes relaxation of the smooth muscles of the lungs and dilation of the airways, therefore relieving the constriction and inflammation associated with asthma.

Answer 3

Asthma inhalers dilate the bronchiole tubes using various types of drugs in order to allow air to pass more easily.

Answer 4

Are you referring to a B-agonist (bronchodilator) or an anti-inflammatory metered dose inhaler?

Answer 5

it's pretty much the same as an inhaler but instead of an emergency medication, it's a preventative daily medication

Answer 6

inhalation and exhalation work by breathing. and the pressure and volume are inversely proportional :)

Answer 7

An inhaler helps the inflammation if the bronchi tube allowing more air to move to the lungs so that a person with asthma can breathe easily.