Asthma

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For the sufferer, not being able to breathe properly is frightening. The person may have no idea when the symptoms may relax, if at all, and the additional stress will further aggravate the condition.

For an observer, there is no way to be sure exactly what is happening, as shortness of breath can be a symptom of several conditions. Families of asthmatics are more likely to recognize the onset and know what to do.

i think its to prevent attacks and when attacks occur to stop them and make your breathing easier doctors also check asthmatics reguraly to see if their condition is improving or getting worse.

Asthma is a serious but manageable disease. Lack of air and constriction of airways can certainly cause higher blood pressure (and other symptoms) - you have an emergency inhaler but should not rely on it for ongoing symptoms. Do see your health professional regularly and have your symptoms and their severity monitored and tracked.

I only know a few but they are helpful. Asthma is very common today, because of the pollution and chemicals in the air more people everyday are getting it. The symptoms are shortness of breath, lack of stamina, strength when eavy breathing is required, and also the person would begin to sweat because their heartrate will sky rocket and they will get hot.

if your friend snores then ......if she or he is interested they can get a small operation done or u can wear a ear plug

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.

Reactive Airway Disease is the new term that has been given to recurrent episodes of asthma flare-ups.

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Of the nature of a paroxysm; characterized or accompanied by paroxysms; as, a paroxysmal pain; paroxysmaltemper.

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A crisis management plan describes the current or expected crisis in detail and outlines specific solutions. The solutions can be linked to a timeframe and various tasks listed according to milestones.

I have asthma and ive had a pekingese for 2 years and its been fine for me personally. they do shed though so it depends on his triggers i would think. =) I hope this helps a little.

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• In COPD both airways and parenchyma are affected where in Asthma only airways are affected.
• In COPD it's formed as the dominant until body getting weak. Normally it's awake after an age of 40. In the case of Asthma, it's being active from the child.

Dust, mold, mildew, some cleaning products and smoke. . Hope this helps.

Continuing to work in a dusty environment will cause continued and worsening problems with asthma. It can make him much more susceptible to colds, flu, and lots of other upper respiratory infections. The ideal choice would be to find another job in a cleaner atmosphere. If he can't or doesn't want to, or can't afford to, then he needs to wear breathing protection the whole time he is at work. That means a respirator with the appropriate filters, not a little clip-on mask. At the very least, he should wear one of those dust masks with a plastic frame that fits his face and covers both his nose and mouth. The respirator would be much better, because long-term exposure to very dusty environments causes some serious long-term lung problems. After work, he needs to shower as soon as possible, and put his work clothes into a plastic bag until he can put them into the washer. The dust on his clothes can also cause an asthma attack. It would be a good idea to change out of them on a porch or in a mud room, and not wear them into the house at all. If the Advair isn't helping enough, there are other preventatives that may be more effective, including one that is a pill. If he continues to use albuterol so frequently, that can have some negative effects too.

I have both asthma and high blood pressure and am taking metoprolol. I was very concerned that this would work against my asthma so I had very detailed conversations with both my asthma doctor and my regular doctor.

Its been 3 years now since starting metoprolol. My BP is under control and so is my asthma. Although metoprolol should work against your asthma - only thing I experienced was a slight cough when i first started.

I suggest you talk with both your doctors at length about taking this drug with asthma. There are other HP drugs out there - but metoprolol is the tried and true one. Talk with your doctors.

Neither actually it is not a cause of asthma nor does air pollution trigger it.

It shouldn't, there are various artist believe it or not that have asthma. Number one, just in case always bring your inhaler with you, you never know when there might be an onset of asthma. Number 2 do not strain yourself, make sure you know proper singing techniques, like when you sing use your stomach instead of your chest as your source of air. Lay down use a light book or flat surface on your stomach, take a breath through your stomach as you see the book rise, then release the air slowly as the book falls. Make sure its not your chest raising. As you do this release a note. These are some things if you can do if you don't know already. Also wear relaxing clothing so you aren't constricting any airways and can breathe normally. And remember do not strain your voice or over exert yourself. Just relax and enjoy =) If in case you haven't taken any singing lessons, you can learn a lot! Good luck!!

because when your cold you may start to cough wich coughing makes your lungs go smaller from tightning your muscles!

No, the physical exercise of push ups cannot reduce asthma attacks. To help reduce asthma attacks a person can consume some caffeine.

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Take your asthma seriously. You need to keep taking your medication (asthma pump/tablets/whatever you have been given for it) and you need to have a healthy diet and you defiantly need to keep active. Try not to rely on your inhaler too much as you will probably get too dependent on it and you wont get any better.

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