Where did asthma come from?

Answer 1

The likenesses of Asthma first reared its head in Homers poem the Iliad in around 450 B.C. Asthma is a Greek based word that basically means "to pant". It wasn't until 150 B.C. though that asthma had been found by a connection in bronchial obstructions by a Greco-Roman Physician named Galen.

Answer 2

The word 'asthma' first appears in Homer's Illiad, and Hippocrates was the first to use it to describe a medical condition. It is believed to be derived from the Greek aazein which means "sharp breathe."

Answer 3

asthma comes from the word aspanol aspanol is clinicly provent to be bad for you my mate has asthma but he needs a special drug called praspanol whitch heps him control his asthma

Answer 4

The word asthma is derived from the Greek word meaning : panting, Atreus of Capacitor called it this way. Since then this disease is called asthma.

Answer 5

some scientist belive that asthma came with the human race first signs of asthma was recorded by homer while writing the Iiliad