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Why after you have a 'sunday dinner' do you start suffering from symptoms similar to asthma?
You might be having a reaction to one of the foods you are eating. Or, it could be caused by reflux, which sometimes can trigger asthma-like symptoms as well.
What are the common symptoms of asthma?
The symotms of asthma attack Asthma symptoms can:  Be mild, moderate or severe.  Vary from person to person.  Flare up from time to time and then not appear for long periods.  Vary from one episode to the next.
What four questions should the patient be asked to obtain an accurate chief complaint for documentation?
To obtain an accurate chief complaint, the patient should be asked: 1) What specific symptoms are you experiencing? 2) When did these symptoms start, and have they changed over time? 3) How severe are the symptoms on a scale from 1 to 10? 4) Are there any factors that worsen or alleviate your symptoms? These questions help clarify the patient's concerns and ensure precise documentation.
Is shortness of breath a symptom of asthma?
CoughingCould be. But if that is your only symptom, it is more likely an allergy. Does it come around the same time every year? You could be allergic to something in the air. I had a cough for 6 months with no other symptoms every year around Aug thru Nov. Now that I am working on my allergies that time period is not as bad as before.Allergy tests are not painful and very very useful.It is not necessary that coughing is because of asthma only. There are other symptoms like wheezing, chest tightness, shortness of breath which can confirm that you have asthma. It is better to consult your doctor for the same.http://www.asthmarelieve.com
What starts asthma?
asthma start's because of the natural enviromental life..
What are the symptom of asthma?
Recognizing the signs and symptoms of Asthma is an important part of managing asthma. Knowing when early warning signs or mild symptoms are occurring is helpful so that treatment and other interventions can begin early. Early treatment is most effective. If severe symptoms are present, it is vital to begin the appropriate treatment immediately. Accurate and timely assessment of your symptoms or your child's symptoms can help you and your clinician decide if treatment should begin in the home, at your clinician's office or in the emergency room. Early Warning Signs of Asthma Early warning signs are experienced before the start of an asthma episode. By recognizing these clues that occur before actual asthma symptoms, early treatment can be started. These signs are unique to each person. Early warning signs may be the same, similar or entirely different with each episode. Some early warning signs may be noticed only by the individual, while other early warning signs are more likely to be noticed by other persons. In addition, a downward trend in peak flow numbers can be a reliable early warning sign. Some examples of early warning signs are: * Breathing changes * Sneezing * Moodiness * Headache * Runny/stuffy nose * Coughing * Chin or throat itches * Feeling tired * Dark circles under eyes * Trouble sleeping * Poor tolerance for exercise * Downward trend in peak flow number * Asthma symptoms indicate that an asthma episode is occurring. Examples of asthma symptoms include: * Wheezing * Coughing * Shortness of breath * Tightness in the chest * Peak flow numbers may be in the caution or danger range (usually 50% to 80% of personal best) Changes have taken place in the airways and airflow is obstructed. Individuals with asthma experience some or all of these during an asthma episode. Action should be taken to treat these symptoms before they become worse. Talk with your healthcare provider about having a written asthma action plan. Severe asthma symptoms are a life-threatening emergency. These symptoms indicate respiratory distress. Examples of severe asthma symptoms include: * Severe coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath or tightness in the chest * Difficulty talking or concentrating * Walking causes shortness of breath * Breathing may be shallow and fast or slower than usual * Hunched shoulders (posturing) * Nasal flaring (Nostril size increases with breathing) * Neck area and between or below the ribs moves inward with breathing (retractions) * Gray or bluish tint to skin, beginning around the mouth (cyanosis) * Peak flow numbers may be in the danger zone (usually below 50% of personal best) If any of these severe asthma symptoms occur, seek emergency medical treatment right away. Have your asthma action plan for getting emergency care quickly in the event of severe asthma symptoms. Inform family members and those who are close to you or your child of this emergency action plan. Keeping a record of asthma symptoms in a symptom diary may be helpful in determining an action plan. There are many types of diaries available or you can use your own notebook. Some things to watch for and record are: * Asthma symptoms and their severity * Peak flow numbers and/or peak flow zones * School/Work days missed because of asthma * Number of nighttime awakenings due to asthma symptoms * A change in the use of quick-relief medicine * Visits to the doctor * Emergency room visits and hospital stays, if any It is very important to work with your doctor or other healthcare provider to determine the best action plan for early warning signs and for asthma symptoms. These are guidelines and the individual action plan should be determined by you and your healthcare provider.
I didn't realize i had a tampoon for 24 hours and took it out I didn't feel any TSS symptoms Do you think i should be fine or go see a doctor?
Unless you are experiencing symptoms you do not need to see a doctor. I would recommend that you do not use tampons for the rest of your period. Leaving a tampon in for that long can alter the balance of yeast and bacteria in your vagina, so you may need to see a doctor if you start experiencing symptoms of a yeast or bacterial infection. Do not douche, as this will only make things worse.
Why won't my 1999 Jeep TJ Sport start?
Could be a lot of reasons. We need more detail in the question. Does it crank over? Does it have fuel? What symptoms are you experiencing?
How is asthma common in sports?
Some people have exercise-induced asthma, which is asthma that happens when you are exercising. Asthma is when you start nwheezing and coughing, and you can't breathe. Most people who have asthma will get an asthma pump, a tool used to help you breathe better. If you exercise vigorously, you may run out of breath, and asthmatic people have the tendency to start wheezing and have an asthma attack.
What does an asthma pump do?
Asthma is a breathing disorder, in which when your allergies act up, your throat gets swollen and makes it harder to breathe. this is also refereed to as an "asthma attack", or a sudden break of asthma from allergies.
How Did Asthma First Start?
Asthma is a pulmonary disease caused by an inflammation of the bronchial passageways. The first historical signs of asthma were recorded in the 8th century B.C. by the epic poet Homer. Anthropologists suspect that asthma originated with the human race and that it has existed for as long as we have been alive.First Recorded Signs of AsthmaAsthma was mentioned (or the first symptoms of asthma were recorded) in the epic poem "The Iliad," written by Homer around 800 B.C. The Greek physician Hippocrates (for whom the Hippocratic Oath is named) first defined asthma and the symptoms of asthma in 450 B.C. The word "asthma" is ancient Greek and translates into the phrase "to pant."First Treatments of AsthmaIn 150 B.C., Galen, a famous Greco-Roman physician, made a breakthrough observation in asthma's history. Galen noticed the connection between bronchial obstruction and the symptoms of asthma. And while Galen was on the right track in connecting the symptoms and the bronchial passageways becoming constricted, his treatment was ineffective. Galen thought the best treatment for asthma was a glass of wine mixed with owls' blood.First Medication for AsthmaModern treatment for asthma originates with the invention of the bronchodilator (thank Japanese scientist Jokici Takamine). The bronchodilator is a medication which is inhaled into the lungs and causes the inflamed airways to become less constricted. The most commonly prescribed bronchodilator is Albuterol, which is referred to as an asthmatic's "rescue inhaler."Breakthrough Research for AsthmaIn the days of Homer and Galen, very little was known about asthma and how its symptoms affected the constriction of the airways. Even as recent as the 20th century, asthma was believed to be a psychosomatic condition (many believed the sickness was in the mind of the sufferer and not a genuine physical concern). As a result, asthma was treated as a neurotic condition. Modern medical science now recognizes the delicate balance asthmatic sufferers experience between emotional concerns (anxiety, stress) and how that affects the constriction of their airways.Breakthrough Treatmens for AsthmaOnce physicians were able to understand the relationship between asthma symptoms and the triggers that cause a person to experience asthma, they were able to understand how to treat the disease, as opposed to just the symptoms. Asthmatics are now offered preventative medications to control their asthma before the onset of symptoms, as well as a bronchodilator to treat the symptoms. Asthma treatment has come a long way since Hippocrates, and thankfully it is no longer necessary for the asthmatic "to pant."i copied this from the internet so some of the parts are not really related
What are some of the syptoms of asthma in children?
Cough in children and wheezing are common, but whenever these symptoms are seen it does not necessarily mean that your baby has asthma. So when should you be worried? If your child is wheezing more than once constantly and also occasional intense coughing getting worse especially during the night or some breathing problems.
