Asthma

just always keep an inhaler on hand, also do a lot of running to strenghten the lungs BUT not too much. "short burst" (or sports where one is running fast for a short peroid of time) sports are usually no problem for people with asthma. after time you'll probably not even notice you have astma when playing a sport.

Dust is a common lung irritant, as well as other allergens, perfumes, cleaning chemicals, smoke, cooking fumes, gas or diesel fumes, etc. Each of these can trigger irritation and inflammation in lung tissue. The body reacts as if the trigger is an allergen, causing more inflammation. The lungs constrict, initiating coughing. The body begins to over-produce mucous, as an attempt to deal with the triggering irritant, but the mucous also produces wheezing and coughing. The instance of asthma attack can continue until the irritant is removed, and the body's defenses are reversed. The person may need bronchio-dialators to open the lungs, steroids to combat the allergic response, and oxygen to maintain O2-CO2 balance.

swim,walk,yoga or team sports

Erection is common when males need to urinate. This is not sexual stimulation in any way. Frequent urination can have many reasons but less than 3 per night may be normal for a 6 year old

not usually but it depends on the person and the attack and what triggered the attack. if it only hurts when you have an attack then you might wanna go to a doctor cause thats not normal with an asthma attack ...

Controls bronchospasm in people with asthma and COPD

Adjustments, more commonly known as spinal manipulation, may be able to help some breathing problems. The biggest determinant will be what is causing the breathing problems.

Spinal manipulation can increase the mobility of the thoracic spine and ribs which can make breathing easier. Also, manipulation may increase the function of muscles involved in breathing, again, making breathing easier. However, spinal manipulation has not been shown with scientific research to affect airway obstructions caused by asthma, allergies, emphysema, etc. Thus, if your breathing problems are purely mechanical (rib or spine dysfunction) then spinal manipulation will likely help 100%. If your breathing problems are caused by a conditions such as asthma, the spinal manipulation may make breathing a bit easier and improve quality of life, but it will not solve your problems...you will still need medical care.

Like a knife jabbing into your lung like a stitch. Not extremely painful but very uncomfortable.

it is because natural resources are really important. destruction of natural resources means cutting trees , polluting bodies of water, & etc.. there is a lot of pollution due to vehicles, factories pollute the air which causes breathing problems like asthma and many other diseases. & if trees are there, they convert co2 into oxygen. if bodies of water are polluted, we will be getting unhealthy water to drink which will again effect our health. if the land is polluted unhygenic vegetables will grow which will also be unhealthy for our bodies. so therefore destruction pf natural rsources effects our health.

daily run 2km you take a good muscles boady

the tightening of the chest and possibly pain while breathing in is one symptom on Asthma and if you havent been diagnosed by a doctor you should do so, so you can get an inhaler to ease the pain and releave any breathing difficulties you may have.

True is the answer

swim

Neoterb, also named Terbutaline is a respiratory medicine used for asthma and other breathing issues. The common content is 1.5 mg / 5 ml.

to get rid of waste

Lungs

Usually not. Maybe if you're allergic to any of the contents.

In fact, there is no exact cause of asthma but some factors can partly contribute to this condition such as respiratory infection, allergies and sulfites from foods or even air pollution.

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.

It can very well be a symptom of asthma.

Dr. Gilner is now retired. I was a patient of his and recently attempted to contact him for a friend who has terrible allergies. I was explaining to my friend what wonders Dr. Gilner worked for me over nearly 20 years ago now. I used to get sick anytime the seasons would change, but after going through treatments at his clinic, It has been since that time that I have not had any reactions whatsoever- not even with all of the pollen we have had lately.

I attempted to contact him and spoke directly with him to find out that he had retired.

Around 68 degrees Fahrenheit should be good, try to keep your room temperature as close to it as possible, no less than 60 and no more than 75.

In about 1992, the number with asthma was about 10 million, and had risen 42% from 1982, just 10 years prior

You can perform warm-up exercises, and have a good cool-down period after exercise. If the weather is cold, exercise indoors or wear a mask or scarf over your nose and mouth. If you have allergic asthma, avoid exercising outdoors when pollen counts or air pollution counts are high. For more, please google and visit - asthmahealthcenter dot com

Short answer - no. Bassetts shed a lot and drool a lot, and both the hair and (sometimes) the saliva can fire up your asthma.