Asthma

Cysts, an infection or abscess, hematoma, or a tumor may be problems that are taking place below the diaphragm. these may be causing upward presure that elevate the diaphragm. Damage to the nerve that controls the diaphragm the (phrenic nerve) or infiltration of the diaphragm by lung cancer or similar tumors can also cause elevation of half of the diaphragm. lung collapse, lung fibrosis, painful pleurisy, pulmonary embolus, or a rib fracture may cause elevation of half of the diaphragm. If there is acute elevation of the entire diaphragm combined with paralysis of both of the phrenic nerves, sudden death may occur.

You cannot be a fighter pilot if you have a history of asthma past the age of 13.

It helps heep the air from being to humid.

Antifreeze is ethylene glycol and is highly toxic to anyone.

Gender also has an effect on physical activities because most sports are separated into two teams, a boys team and a girls team. In the case of professional sports like basketball, it is impossible for a female to play on a men's basketball team; it is also impossible for a male to play on a woman's basketball team.

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kentland is one of the busiest

Solution: At the beginning, Kinky will need $110,000 ($100,000 (cost) + $10,000 (working capital)). Investment = $110,000. Now, at the end of a 5 years period the machine will be depreciated to $20,000 Deprecation = [$100,000 (cost) - $20,000 (cost at the end)] / 5 (number of years) Depreciation = $16,000 annually. (because it is a straight line) Now, let us calculate the cash flow: CF = $20,000 (savings due labor costs) x (1-0.35 (35%)) + ($16,000 (depreciation) x 0.35 (tax rate)) = $18,600 After 5 years Kinky will sell the machine for $30,000 but the real value is $20,000 so $10,000 is taxable. Net of Tax proceeds: Net of Tax Proceed: $30,000 - (0.35 (35%) x $10,000) = $26,500 Since working capital is released another $10,000 in cash. Then, non-operating cash flow in year 5 totals $36,500. The NPV is PV of the cash flows - Initial Investment (I) : NPV = PV of Cash Flows - Ithen: NPV = [$18,600 * annuity factor(8%, 5 Years)] + [$36,500/(1.08)^5] - I = $99,116.63 - $110,000 = -$10,883.37 A negative factor only tells that Kinky should NOT buy the copier.

I believe if you are having breathing shortages every once in a while then it would probably be ok but if it happens all the time then you more than likely have asthma and i am telling what i know because i have it myself.

I have had bronchitis and it was effecting my breathing. My Dr. said from the way that I was breathing it could become asthma. Lately I've been having trouble breathing and chest pains. I have also been experiencing breath shortages. Could this be asthma?

Yes, heart palpitations and shortness of breath can be signs of brainstem compression. These symptoms can be caused by other conditions, including heart disease and respiratory conditions. If you are experiencing these symptoms, check with your doctor.

No they never had any kids but I think they dated for a while.

Chronic illnesses can damage and stunt the normal peocesses that take place in the body in many ways. every thing from muscular atrophy to nerve damage.

Any disease that's genetic or hormonal is non communicable. Examples are:

* diabetes * heart disease * hypo/hyper thyroidism * cancer * alzheimer's

I don't think that's a good idea.

The rate is twice as high as the adult rate.

Shortness means less than usual as in a shortness of breath being that you have less air to breathe .

I don't think so.Better to meet your doctor.

The interesting facts are:

1.Asthma is a chronic lung disease that inflames and narrows the lung's airways. 2.The disease constricts bronchial walls and causes mucous production which, in turn, obstructs airways.

3.Asthma attacks are usually temporary and can be eased with medication, yet, there is no cure. 4.Nevertheless, medication can help to control symptoms in the long term.

Inhalants are usually made in chemically treated places such as laboratories or factories. Others can just be from the local gas station.

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NO you cant get drunk with an asthma inhaler,but you can overdose if you are dumb enough to try....

Depending on where the temperature was taken (rectal, oral etc.) it is seen as a very mild/mild fever. Although that being said, each individual's temperature varies and 37.2 could very well be a normal temperature.

Some peoples asthma is mild but some people have much worse asthma if you want to be a pilot you should ask your doctor how bad you asthma is. then your doctor can determine if you should be a pilot or not

First, you need to check with your doctor to make sure it's safe for you to run with asthma. Do not run in cold weather, as this can make it difficult to run with asthma. Warm up and cool down before you run, and run when pollen counts are down (you can check out pollen counts at pollen.com). You could also use a protective mask while running, and it's also a good idea to run after it rains (this will ensure the pollen is washed away). Be sure to carry an inhaler with you, just in case.

As a mother of a child who needed a nebulizer, I prefer to use a nebulizer, on a young child, as opposed to an inhaler. Prior to making any decision, I would discuss the issue with your daughter's pediatric doc. If he tells you it's personal choice, I can assure you that I found the nebulizer easier than I would the inhaler. The inhaler is more of a "puffer", meaning the child would have to inhale at just the right moment to properly receive the intended medication. With a nebulizer, the medication is consistently flowing. Beyond that, kids can hold onto the nebulizer, and "take" their medicine themselves (please do not allow unattended). My son found this fun, and took his necessary "medicine" without any fuss.