Asthma

No, but you will get dehydrated, making you breath heavy.

I don't agree that you get dehydrated. The body fluids contain salt so in a plain water pool the body is taking on water because it contains salt.

The fluids prescribed for an isotonic solution to rinse the nose to keep the sinuses from either gaining or losing water would contain about 500 Gallons of salt/25,000 Gallons of water.

A salt pool uses less than 100 gallons of salt/25,000 gallons of water. So the body still absorbs water but less than with a plain water pool. So a plain water pool is more likely to cause the sinuses to swell than a salt pool.

Yes, but you have to be careful Jerome Bettis of the Pittsburgh Steelers played with asthma

• Jerome "The Bus" Bettis (NFL star of the Pittsburgh Steelers)
• Amy Van Dyken (Olympic gold medalist in swimming)
• Jackie Joyner-Kersee (Olympic gold medalist in track and field)
• Nancy Hogshead (Olympic gold medalist in swimming)
• Art Monk (NFL leading receiver for the Washington Redskins until 1995)
• Greg Louganis (Olympic gold medalist in diving)
• Jim "Catfish" Hunter, (Baseball Hall of Famer)
• Isaiah Thomas, (former NBA basketball player)
• Dominique Wilkens, (former NBA basketball player)
• Dennis Rodman (former NBA basketball player)
• Mary Jo Fernandez, a top women's tennis professional in the 1990

inhalers contains a drug that makes muscles relax, so the breathing tubes widen again

Asthma affects the lungs because the nevs coating the inside of the lings and the windpipe becomes sensitvice and often restrict for short preriods leaving a smaller hole for the air to pass through causing the suffer to "wheeze"

No i don't believe it is a heart condition, however i believe it is a lung condition.

Well humidifiers are not the best choice for asthma sufferers.

Some humidifiers contain steroids

If the sufferer is young, the steroids will make them hungry, and lead to eating too much.

I used to have asthma. I used an inhaler, and worked out a lot. Eventually my symptoms never came back.

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Taking vitamin D is usually a good idea because a lot of people are deficient in it but whether or not it is effective as a sole treatment for your Asthma is something you really need to consult your doctor about.

1) When the rescue inhaler is innefective at reversing asthma symptoms.

2) When the individual is unconscious.

3) When the individual is having an asthma attack and there is no medication ready to be given.

4) If the individual's condition seems to be rapidly deteriorating (losing consciousness, turning pale/gray, breathing ceases, etc.)

The best response to this question, however, is: When in doubt, call 9-1-1 or your local emergency number for assistance. Better to be safe than sorry, especially in children and elderly asthma patients.

It helps by bringing air back to the lungs.

Yes, it is a very good home remedy for asthma. If you are facing this problem then you should consult with your local doctor first. As per the suggestion you need to use medicines which he/she prescribed. Otherwise, you can try Saltair therapy.

Eating onions can help with asthma symptoms. Onions contain an anti-inflammatory which can help cut down on airways restricting when an attack occurs.

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The aerocort rotacap would be a good medicine to use. It helps your lungs to open up properly and comes with minimal side effects.

it can bring on asthma attacks especially if you are allergic to aspirin.To be safe I would ask your Dr as the packet does give warnings to people with asthma not to take it.

2) constriction of the bronchial tubes and wheezing

A lot of mucuss observed broncholoties in the lung cause asthma

There are many places to purchase peak flow meters. Peak flow meters are used for asthma patients and can usually be found locally at a drugstore or mass retailer.

It would depend on how bad your asthma is, but you can certainly get fitter. Get some medication that works and try around for the kind of work out that's the least aggravating to your condition. Rowing or kayaking might be an option.

no is not, it could be cause by environment

If you have asthma you cannot join. If you are found out to have asthma in boot camp, they will send you home. If you are found out later on to have asthma you may or may not be discharged.

>>>: even if you have asthma it is still possible to be accepted, although you will have to obtain a medical waiver first, which is a difficult task but still very possible.

stay away from sulphite and sulphates which commonly excist in pop,chips and alsorts of prepared food (canned ,preserved foods)and do not take steroid filled pufers. Convert to organics and raw food diets.