Asthma

Dog hair really don't affect asthma. They more affect allergies to dander. But if you do have allergies to dander, and want a Jack Russell, long-hairs are best as they shed less.

exercise induced asthma i think.... i felt that too.... i don't know if i have a family history of asthma but i think i have it.....cause when i run in less then 5 min. i started coughing wheezing... tightness of chest and shortness of breath....

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A quick search using "Asthma wood smoke" revealed several useful references indicated below. The general consensus is that the smoke from wood burning fireplaces and heating units is an irritant for asthma sufferers. This is probably due to both the inhalable particulate burden and the complex organic molecules such as aldehydes, ketone PAHs etc. present in the smoke.

The impact of smoke is felt both inside the home heated by the wood combustion and outside in urban areas. Other recreational uses (e.g. fire pits) add to this outdoor air burden.

Proposals to change the systems to minimize the impact in homes generally do not address the community impact.

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Both asthma and ulcerative are examples of inflammatory diseases (there are many more).

Clinical studies have shown that if you have one inflammatory disease there is a higher chance you might develop another - so to take this example, someone with asthma is slightly more likely to develop colitis (however, it doesn't mean that they definately will though).

Scientists think this link occurs is because in inflammatory diseases the immune system goes into overdrive for the wrong reasons (in asthma it might be an abnormal allergic response to pollen or dust, in colitis an abnormal response to food types). Unfortunately, it's not completely understood.

I live with someone who suffers from both and the best advice I can give is to identify the triggers (if you haven't already) and stay away from them e.g. dust/high fat diet etc. Best of luck.

There are a wide range of diseases and symptoms that can cause trouble with breathing and coughing. For example, trouble breathing can range from shortness of breath, which can be due to pulmonary, cardiac, deconditioning, or musculoskeletal problems, to wheezing, which again, can be pulmonary, like asthma, or cardiac, like heart failure. Cough can be also from pulmonary, cardiac, GI, to name a few. Common problems, like asthma, exercise-induced bronchospasm, or viral or bacterial infections, can cause trouble breathing and coughing. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, emphysema, heart failure, pulmonary embolism (blood clots in the lungs), cancer, and many other problems can present like this well. It depends on when the symptoms appear, how long they are present, things that make it better or worse, any other problems that you might be having as well (fever, chills, night sweats, high blood pressure, swelling in the legs, productive vs dry cough), and so on. The best idea is to see your doctor to have your symptoms evaluated.

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The normal resting heart rate of a 3 year old should be 70-110. This can be some type of tachycardia and your child should be seen by the doctor right away to determine the cause.

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Most Asthma suffers are also diagnosed with allergies. If your Asthma is allergy related you should have been tested to find out the allergens you are sensitive to. Some common allergy related Asthma triggers are animal dander. If you are not sure what your trigger point/s are or have not been tested, it is best to speck to your doctor about this. If you have been tested for allergies and had a negative result to animal allergens, then there should be no problem in having a dog. There are Asthma-friendly stuffed dogs on the market if you are allergic to animal dander.

i dont know because i have asthma and always suffering from chest infections. i think its where our chests are weaker than other people who dont have asthma so fair for our muscus gets trapped and causes chest infectios.

Asthma is when the muscles in the throat and trachea swell or tighten making it very difficult to breath. this can be caused by an allergic reaction, such as eating the wrong food or being around dust, or can be induced by exercise.

it effects the life because once your lungs do all that drama they grow and the pain omg it really hurts

I am 37 years old. When I was about 17 I didn't have any trouble with my ashma anymore. I thought I had outgrown it. When I had my first child, my ashma let it be known it was still there. So basically, I was told by my doctor that you can not outgrow it, just may not be so bad at times in your life. Hope that helps.

Actually it is proven you can outgrow it. I'm 31 and currently serving in the USMC. I was born with asthma and since I turned about 14 my asthma decreased a lot, and for about 11 years now I haven't had a single trace of it. I went to re-enlist and had to retake my medical evaluation and got in. As you know the rules on asthma were tighter then than nowadays. And you would think even if you get into the service with asthma you wont be able to go out in the Field. Well I've been through 2 tours of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan and combat experience. So don't ever give up and even in most cases that you get it for life, its always treatable

I was diagnosed with asthma in the early 1980's. I was taking theophylline for many years when it stopped working. Some time in the 90's, my doctor gave me Singulair and I've been taking it ever since. My asthma is still under control. I guess your body can develop a resistance, but, in my case, it seems to be over a very long period of time.

This happens with people who have asthma. It is when someone suddenly find it hard to breathe. This is also known as flare ups or exacerbations.

wheezing, shortness of breath, and labored breathing.

Yes because if you have asthma then you will not be able to run as long and if you are in a scenario where you need to retreat from the enemy or silently sneak into enemy territory then you are pretty much screwed buddy

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Some effective asthma home remedies include using a humidifier, practicing deep breathing exercises, maintaining a clean living environment, avoiding triggers like dust and smoke, and staying hydrated. These remedies can help manage symptoms and improve breathing for individuals with asthma.

Effective natural remedies for managing and alleviating asthma attacks include breathing exercises, such as deep breathing and pursed lip breathing, as well as using essential oils like eucalyptus or peppermint for their anti-inflammatory properties. Additionally, maintaining a healthy diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and omega-3 fatty acids can help reduce inflammation in the airways. It is important to consult with a healthcare provider before trying any natural remedies to ensure they are safe and appropriate for your individual needs.

Some effective natural remedies for managing asthma in children include breathing exercises, maintaining a healthy diet, using essential oils like eucalyptus or lavender, and ensuring a clean and dust-free environment. It is important to consult with a healthcare provider before trying any natural remedies to ensure they are safe and appropriate for your child's specific condition.