Asthma

Rihanna doesn't have asthma.

The best thing is to get your doctor to give you a prescription for asthma. If you don't want to do that, try drinking a cup of strong black coffee and breathing in some steam.

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asthma is caused by the swelling of the bronchial tube causing lack of air entering the lungs

posted by: ossey farr of rose Gordon preparatory school

exhaling causes negative pressure in the airways of the lung structure. the weakened muscular wall of the airway responds to this negative pressure by collapsing inward narrowing the airway. result is air flowing through a smaller orifice creating a wheezing sound.

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children older than 7

I have been looking into dogs with little dander because my dad is like extremely allergic to dander. two that i was interested in were a Yorkshire terrier or a Maltese. These dogs both have hair not fur and don't shed. I was in love when i saw the picture of a Yorkie! Maltese are also adorable, both small dogs. because they are small they don't have as much dander as big dogs. Just make sure you bathe your dog regularly so that they don't have as much dander. Hairless dogs would work too but they aren't as cute. Poodles are good hypoallergenic too.

Here is a link to more info-

dogbreedinfo.com/allergy.htm

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its just asthma

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Physicians observed as far back as the 18th century that certain diseases were more prevalent in England than other countries, such as hay fever and asthma. This inspired George Cheyne to publish his book "The English Malady." The theory Cheyne and similar physicians postulated was that modernization was the cause.

The idea was rekindled in 1989 when American immunologist David P. Strachan proposed an idea he called the hygiene hypothesis. The theory postulates that lack of exposure to germs (due to modernization), especially in the first three months of life when the immune system is developing, might confuse the immune system. The idea due to lack of exposure to germs, the immune system gets bored and develops a defense against substances that are innocuous to most people, such as pollen, mold, dander, cockroach urine, dust mites, etc. These would then become that persons allergens or asthma triggers.

The theory also postulates that exposure to certain germs, such as bacteria, may be necessary for the healthy maturity of the immune system. Things that decrease an infants exposure to germs might be antibacterial soap, hand sanitizer, c-sections, antibiotics, etc. Other things that decrease exposure to germs are smaller families, lack of exposure to dogs, cats, and farm animals.

So those who believe in this theory believe that our modern way of living causes diseases like allergies and asthma. On the contrary, people who live in third world countries, or who live on farms, or have pets, or come from large families, have a greater exposure to germs and a lower prevalence of allergies and asthma.

Another similar theory is the microflora hypothesis. The idea is that microbes (germs) that live in your gut help keep your immune system strong. An imbalance of these microbes any time in your life can cause your immune system to develop an inappropriate response. Two things that may cause these microbes to become imbalances are antibiotics (especially broad spectrum antibiotics) and our modern diet.

So these are just a couple theories as to why asthma is more prevalent in more civilized nations like the United States and Europe.

Ozone causes inflammation in the air passageways, making breathing more difficult.

there is not enough ATP so that the oxygen can flow with success through the body. Without oxygen there is no energy, and the energy transforms itself into ATP faster than before.

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No, you cannot contract asthma from someone else

Transient tachypnea is rapid breathing that usually goes away after a couple of days. It is most commonly found in newborn babies.

No. Spiriva is prescribed for COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulminary Disease) not asthma. Follow the link.

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