Archives: January 2012

Asthma… ?

I have asthma. Have had it all my life. It sucks. Tell me almost everything you know.

Answer by STARLITE
Forget GOOGLE SEARCH –
Go to your Net search – or yahoo
Search www.americanlungassoication.com
Has almost everything you will need to have to know

Answer by slidinqueen92
Everything I know? Oh man, that would take hours no way. I’ve had it all my life too though, numerous visits to ER and hospital. Ambulences, nebulizers, peak flow meter, inhaler, oxygen tank. Yup I am an asthmatic all correct. Why do not you try a google search under teens + asthma, or adults + asthma, or whatever. It comes up with a lot of information. If you have a Precise question, I’d be pleased to support you with it.

Answer by k r i s
I know a lady who purchased some juice from me. Her son has asthma. She began giving him the juice, and the asthma went away. So, she stopped giving him the juice. The asthma returned. She has now bought more juice, and will probalby continue it. The juice has xanthones in it, a all-natural product. No added anythings… Pricey, but for one ounce a day it lasts quite a even though.

Asthma!!!!!!!!!?

my cat of 16 years has asthma and she employed to get a shot each and every month for it.

now they identified out that she has a dilemma with her liver and they cannot give her the shots. i hate to see her have truly poor attacks but there is no way i can help.

Any suggestions!!!!????

Answer by Alt Healer
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Very best of health to you

asthma?!?!?

What would u say is the finest factor to use for an asthma attack if there is no inhaler and they won’t drink coffee? and warm/Hot water dosen’t help.?????

Answer by Chrissy
asthma is a lung condition and usually a person who has it requirements to see a physician to get suitable medicines to treat it, or a inhaler and possibly a nebulizer.

Answer by justweird_sodeal
Any high caffine drink will work to get you past an attack in an emergency. My daughter Mountain Dew when she finds her inhaler empty, this gets her past the attack and able to get her inhaler refilled.

You don’t have to drink a complete caffinated beverage, just adequate to get past the attack.

Asthma????????

Numerous youngsters at my school have asthma! They keep whining about it like 24/7. Its really anonoying. What are they whinning about. If u have asthma plz answer my question! What is an astjma attack. Plz tell me almost everything about it!!!!

Answer by grafofoni_columbia
This will answer all your Q’s about it.

http://www.everydayhealth.com/asthma/index.aspx

Answer by xninex
Asthma is a chronic condition in the respiratory program where the airways constrict, become inflamed, and are lined with excessive amounts of mucus, generating breathing tough (specifically for the duration of athletic activity). It can be triggered by environmental irritants or athletic activity.

An asthma attack is when the airways close entirely and breathing is literally impossible until they can use an inhaler or get to the hospital.

Answer by Taylor J
Asthma is a significant respitory disease. I’m sixteen and my mother, grandmother, sister and i all have it. An asthma attack is an attack on your lungs that trigger a lack of air production. I have Severe asthma and my attacks are horrible. When having an attack, the very best way to describe the feeling is, it feels like you are becoming suffocated. As if someone has their hands more than your nose and mouth and there is a tight rope about your neck. Your lungs are working tough to compensate and give you much more air, but it is not happening rapid enough and you Can’t BREATHE! The severity of someone’s asthma attacks depends on the severity of their asthma. There are medicines that support to control your asthma and there are rescue inhalers that are utilised in the course of an attack. BUT HONESTLY…Some ppl use it as an excuse to get out of carrying out vigorous activity…Particularly at school

Answer by layla
i got books and i went to http://asthma.com/ and i google asthma

Asthma????

I use albuterol for my asthma, but lately I have been using it a lot more. I am not having an asthma attack, but wheezing, tightness lots of coughing. The puffer occasionally works, but only after like 4 or five puffs. I do not want to keep using it, but right now I do not have well being insurance coverage, so cannot go to the DR. I also have poor allergies…could that be why I am getting more difficulties?

Answer by zini
Asthma can be provoked by a lot of issues. The most widespread culprit is cigarette smoke and dust. I recommend you give your room a deep clean, hoover the mattress and wash your bed sheets and so on to get rid of dust and dust mites. If there are any smokers in the home, send them outside! A lot of asthmatics have hayfever too so you can attempt to take some antihistamines if this is a problem for you.

It is crucial you control your asthma, it can quickly get much worse and you can finish up in hospital so it is much better spending money on a simple physician appointment rather than an high-priced hospital a single. You possibly need to have to get a stronger inhaler to take twice a day on top of the 1 you use atm.

Answer by Leonard C
My business partner had Asthma when he was a teen. He started to swim at the local pool and within a handful of years he no longer suffered from that condition. He even went into the Army and was stationed in Germany then, Korea. He swears it was the swimming that cured his Asthma.

asthma????

okay…i had asthma for about 8 years (6 years old-14 years old)….i have a thing known as allergies induced asthma…. everytime i get an allergic reaction, it all goes to my lungs and i have to go on a therapy each and every 5 hours and it sucks….i really like animals and i cant truly go near them that much.,,sucks even more! My question is will i develop out of asthma or will i have it forever???

Answer by Savannah C
o wow i have allergies to and astma i am allergic to dust

Answer by Queen of the Dust Mites
Peace: The allergies that result in your asthma are chronic. That indicates they can be controlled but not cured. The exact same goes for your asthma. You can control it, but it cannot be cured. Given that your asthma is allergy induced, it is crucial that you actively perform on your allergy avoidance technique. You should also measure your peak flows at least as soon as a day. Your peak flow meter can signal a adjust in capacity hours and hours ahead of an attack, letting you know to speak to your medical doctor or adjust your medication.
Lots of individuals like active, full, healthful lives with asthma…as lengthy as they work on keeping it under control. If you don’t have a peak flow meter, check this link out and speak to your physician about utilizing one particular.

Answer by pl
I have something referred to as “cough-variant asthma.” Fundamentally I commence coughing when exposed to dust and pollen, and also get a lingering cough soon after a cold. The medical doctor prescribed an inhaler (at initial Advair, then Pulmicort) to use every single day, and it nevertheless did not get rid of my symptoms.
To make a long story brief, allergies and asthma are not extremely properly understood, and you finish up taking medicines that are not with no side effects. I have began utilizing non-conventional methods (in distinct, Reiki, appear it up) in addition to my inhalers, and the outcomes have been remarkable — my persistent cough, which was only relieved by the inhalers, is now gone!
Some men and women do grow out of asthma, and it is my recommendation to try Reiki, or other non-standard methods in addition to your medication.

Answer by Gigi
My mom had asthma when she was young. (It wasn’t allergy induced asthma.) She got much better around 18-19 years old.

Edit – I discovered two articles about outgrowing asthma.

Asthma?!?!!?!!??!!!?!?!!?!?!?!!!?

So, I have been running lately, and have encountered a difficulty. When I run, even for just five minutes, I get extremely out of breath, extremely swiftly. My muscles are not tired, its just I can’t breath. I get really short of breath and I cough alot and wheeze and there is tightness in my chest. Is this asthma? I am not in very good shape, so I believed possibly that could be the cause, but even right after I have been running for a few days, this still takes place. What do you believe?

Answer by J DOG
try walking very first then build up speed till you can run at complete speed. it may well me asthma. try going to you physician to discover out.

Answer by Gedia
I was like that, utilized asthma drugs but did not boost , till they diagnose that I had beneath active thyroid. Right after some time taking thyroid drugs the asthma disappeared.

asthma????

i think i have asthma. i always have a cough, when i breath its a short when i inhale, soemtimes when i breath my throat tickles. when i breath in by way of my mouth it tickles and makes me cough. i know i ought to go to the physician but do u believe so? and i know i know! i really should speak about this with my parents i just wanna know if i do i may well not and go there for no cause.
also what is a Respiratory Disease? what dose it do?

Answer by ywroseoftx
If you are getting any type of breathing problem you must tell your parents and go to the medical doctor. It doesnt truly sound like asthma to me but I would agree it does sound like a respiratory problem. You want to go and have it checked out. you do not want to get into trouble with your breathing.

Answer by Broderick W
I appears just a cough.. but to see a doctor is not a poor idea.

asthma………………………………………………….?

i have a negative cough, sometimes when i breath out i start off wheezing, when i breath i feel like i nevertheless do not have enough breath and i have to breath in so tough i start off shaking. do u assume its asthma? and can i just suddenly get asthma?

Answer by Az
There is a possibility that it could be asthma, as you can get the condition at any time in the course of your life. However, you might just be coming down with the flu or some thing comparable. Your ideal bet would be to see a physician. They will be able to properly identify it and then give you the medication – if required.

Answer by spraynwalls
asthma or bronchitis. which is mucous clogging up your breathing passages, decreasing the quantity of air you breathe in or out. If you don’t commence obtaining a handle on it now, it can truly get poor- sort of like the walking dead, walking around as if you had a plastic bag over your head

How can I sleep far better although suffering from asthma?

I get genuinely poor asthma so when I sleep I have a hard time ’cause I would cough and cough and wheeze rather. Is there a better way for me to sleep greater?

Answer by Charlotte
Go to the doctors and see regardless of whether they think you should try a distinct medication, or even a easy alter in dosage or the time you take your medication could make a huge difference. Good luck, and i hope every thing works out for you :)

Answer by resplinds
There are so several inhaled medicines nowadays that asthmatics really should not have to suffer. Make an appt with your doc and get on some kind of preventative/ controller inhaler like advair, symbicort, etc. This will help you to require your rescue inhaler much much less.

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