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		<title>What is a great way to manage my asthma?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Sometimes I seem to be using my rescue inhaler a lot more frequently than other times. I have advair as nicely, which assists avoid attacks. What are some great approaches to manage my asthma so I have fewer attacks? Answer by pennypincherA cup of coffee assists my daughter with her [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><b>Sometimes I seem to be using my rescue inhaler a lot more frequently than other times. I have advair as nicely, which assists avoid attacks. What are some great approaches to manage my asthma so I have fewer attacks?<br />
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<p><i>Answer by pennypincher</i><br/>A cup of coffee assists my daughter with her asthma.</p>
<p><i>Answer by ManitobaRedhead</i><br/>Drinking a good powerful cup of coffee is possibly a single of the greatest and easiest approaches to ward off an asthma attack when you feel 1 coming on. Having used inhalers and taken theodur for years, I once read in a Women&#8217;s magazine about prescription drugs, and found that the drug theodur employed for asthmatics is Extremely high in caffeine. Caffeine is a natural bronchio-dialator&#8230;..so sip a cup of Java at Tim Hortons or Starbucks, or at your personal kitchen table!</p>
<p><i>Answer by alleykhad</i><br/>drink a lot of water</p>
<p><i>Answer by jonnyraven</i><br/>You should start by figuring out what trigger your asthma attacks. If it is allergies you can take allergy medications and limit your exposure to allergens.</p>
<p><i>Answer by Darien B</i><br/>Asthma attacks are brought on by various triggers. It could be pollen, perfume, dust etc. I very recomend getting a hepa filter for your house to help cut down on your exposure to factors in your property that could be triggering this.. It has really helped cut down our respiratory issues. The Advair has two wonderful drugs. The 1st is the 100, 250, or 500 and is steroid. The second number 50 is a Long term bronchodialator. The important for Advair is to take it religously or it wont support. Good Luck from a friendly Respiratory Therapist!</p>
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		<title>What are the symptoms of asthma in kids 12-15?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I have a household history of asthma: My dad, his dad and my pap. I have difficulty breathing and exercising and I sometimes cough a wheezing cough. Do I have asthma? Answer by roach_lette227&#8211; Cold Sympthoms: Coughing Sore throat Runny, stuffy nose Sneezing Low-grade fever &#8211; Flu Sympthoms: Dry cough [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><b>I have a household history of asthma: My dad, his dad and my pap. I have difficulty breathing and exercising and I sometimes cough a wheezing cough. Do I have asthma?<br />
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<p><i>Answer by roach_lette227</i><br/>&#8211; Cold Sympthoms:<br />
Coughing<br />
Sore throat<br />
Runny, stuffy nose<br />
Sneezing<br />
Low-grade fever </p>
<p>&#8211; Flu Sympthoms:<br />
Dry cough<br />
High fever/chills<br />
Blocked and/or runny nose<br />
Aching muscles/joints feel bad all more than<br />
Headache<br />
Lack of appetite </p>
<p>&#8211; Asthma Sympthoms:<br />
Coughing (especially at night)<br />
Wheezing — a whistling sound when your youngster breathes<br />
Rapid breathing, shortness of breath, or difficulty breathing<br />
Tightness in chest</p>
<p><i>Answer by Stedy</i><br/>Sounds like you could possibly have Asthma also. I would advise going to see a Medical doctor for that.<br />
Asthma symptoms are fairly much what you have described (wheezing, shortness of breath, prolonged expiration and an irritated cough). The probabilities of creating Asthma can be elevated if someone in your family has it already. This was the case for me where my father and his 2 brothers all had it, so i also then suffered from Asthma.<br />
My parents were reluctant to put me on typical drugs from such a young age (12 years) so rather they looked at natural methods to decrease the symptoms and attacks. Basicly i was advised by a natropath that there had been particular natural chemicals in foods that would decrease inflammation within the physique and that changing my diet program to include much more of these chemicals could support, it did. By eating specific fruits and vegetables as my standard diet regime significantly reduced the attacks i had. It went from getting an attack each two weeks to as soon as each and every 12 months. It took a handful of weeks for me to notice the modifications however once i did i never ever looked back. I nevertheless carried my inhaler everywhere with me nonetheless i was able to physical exercise, surf (asthma attacks although in the surf are terrifying) and do all the other items i loved with out worring so significantly.<br />
Naturally i would see a doctor nonetheless i would also look at your diet plan to see if there are other preventative things that can be performed for small or no added price.</p>
<p>I just found this that might be of interest. It has a complete 60 day income back guarantee and is not high-priced anyway. It is not the very same book that i had as a kid nonetheless it sounds very similar.</p>
<p>http://tinyurl.com/bmsy3y</p>
<p>Excellent luck with it all</p>
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		<title>What to do with coughing and wheezing with asthma?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I have exercised-induced asthma along with allergies. I have been coughing and wheezing lately and my inhaler only assists a small bit. What really should i do? Answer by lisahubby has asthma. this assists him. drink black coffee. if you have to, put a small sugar in it, no milk. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><b>I have exercised-induced asthma along with allergies. I have been coughing and wheezing lately and my inhaler only assists a small bit. What really should i do?<br />
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<p><i>Answer by lisa</i><br/>hubby has asthma. this assists him. drink black coffee. if you have to, put a small sugar in it, no milk.</p>
<p><i>Answer by curry0916</i><br/>Go to the physician instantly it might be signs and symptoms of pneumonia</p>
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		<title>What are some sites that I can purchase asthma medication without prescription from?</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 16 Feb 2012 21:37:56 +0000</pubDate>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><b>I am looking for a internet site that I can but my asthma medication, without having a prescription.<br />
Do you know 1?<br />
Please do not tell me to go to my physician as I have done that, but this time I have to get it on the web and with out a prescription.<br />
and I want it to be shipped to Canada<br />
</b></p>
<p><i>Answer by Faith4jesus</i><br/>I wouldn&#8217;t trust any place that would sell medication with out a prescription. I am quite sure that is illigal anyway. </p>
<p>A site that is breaking the law can call it asthma medication but who knows what it genuinely is.</p>
<p>The tv show the doctors did one thing like this then tested the meds they were given. Some of these meds had been antibiotics when they had been suppose to be discomfort pills. So let&#8217;s say someone who is allergic to penicillin ordered these and took them. It could kill them. Other meds had been only sugar pills.</p>
<p>Do you actually want to put your life or somebody else life on the line like that?</p>
<p><i>Answer by jenny</i><br/>i woulds suggest you appear for your own you do not say why you have been refused your prescription from your DR i am a nurse and ive in no way identified any 1 to be refused medication from your DR for asthma or any other drugs that any a single is dependent on patients should know far better not to attempt purchasing there medication for asthma on line as this is a hazardous medication to take so what would you prefer to do kill yourself by buying something you do not have a clue what is in the stuff i wouldn&#8217;t buy something medicine of the net unless its a trustworthy company like boots or tesco or any leading firm you can trust there is much more to why you want this of the net but im sorry i wouldn&#8217;t put my neck on the line to aid kill yourself or any one particular you may want it for if it isn&#8217;t just for you we are here to assist you on yahoo not aid kill your self and this is what you are asking us to do sorry but use your prevalent Sense you go back to your DR and see if you can sort one thing out with him once again hope this aids you</p>
<p><i>Answer by Bco4th6th</i><br/>You can relieve your asthma signs and symptoms by drinking two 8 oz glasses of water and dissolving 1/8 tsp of salt on your tongue.</p>
<p>Asthma is a complication of dehydration.</p>
<p>When the body senses a drought condition the water management technique tries to block any places exactly where it senses a leak and diverts water to the primary organs that depend on water to function appropriately such as the brain, liver and kidneys.</p>
<p>You shed approximately two 1/2 quarts of water every single day via respiration. The body senses this as water getting lost, and so it tries to block the holes.</p>
<p>Keeping your self appropriately hydrated will prevent asthma symptoms.</p>
<p>Click on the link beneath to learn how to do it properly.</p>
<p><i>Answer by Retired in Nevada</i><br/>take a look at the web site we get from at low-cost-rx.com, i know they ship to the us and canada and their costs are normally extremely excellent and they do not call for any physicians paperwork (you can call or email them as verification)</p>
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		<title>How can I control my asthma naturally without having making use of drugs?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I’ve suffered with asthma since childhood. I’ve convinced that it can’t be cured. I’ve learned to reside with it but I’m sick of utilizing inhalers and taking medication. Are there any secure and effective all-natural remedies for asthma that will control attacks and breathing with no the use of drugs [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><b>I’ve suffered with asthma since childhood. I’ve convinced that it can’t be cured. I’ve learned to reside with it but I’m sick of utilizing inhalers and taking medication. Are there any secure and effective all-natural remedies for asthma that will control attacks and breathing with no the use of drugs or inhalers?<br />
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<p><i>Answer by robert KS LEE.</i><br/>u must attempt to preserve warm by covering ur head with cotton wool or thick blanket.do not drink cold water,ice cream, oranges etc but only drink warm plain water.if attainable attempt to preserve ur room warm by switching on the heater n cover urself with wool blanket although on sleep.on leading of that suitable exercise n nutritious food r also critical.take care.</p>
<p><i>Answer by kencan</i><br/>Go for some physical exercise such as walking. It will strengthen your body and lessen the frequency of asthma relapse.</p>
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		<title>What medicines do you use to control your asthma?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[what medicine do you put in your nebulizer , if you have a single? what inhalers do you use? how poor is your asthma? Answer by MaryEach and every person is different. Most doc ought to if not currently prescribe meds based on the national guidelines. It is evidence based [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><b>what medicine do you put in your nebulizer , if you have a single? </p>
<p>what inhalers do you use? </p>
<p>how poor is your asthma?<br />
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<p><i>Answer by Mary</i><br/>Each and every person is different. Most doc ought to if not currently prescribe meds based on the national guidelines. It is evidence based and a stepwise approach to management</p>
<p>http://www.ginasthma.com/index.asp?l1=1&#038;l2=</p>
<p>nebulized medication is generally albuterol or xopenex is the bronchodilator, then there is pulmicort which is an inhaled steriod.</p>
<p>rescue inhalers are albuterol (generic), xopenex</p>
<p>Controller meds are symbicort, advair, singular, there are more</p>
<p>Allergy meds- A lot of asthma patients also have allergies, control the allergies lower the attacks. </p>
<p>the environment&#8211;eradicate stuff animals, encase mattress and pillows in allergy cases.</p>
<p>So my medication vary on my signs and symptoms. I have a rescue inhaler of xopenex and controller med of advair. Had been on singular but have not necessary. At present my asthma is well controlled. I have not used a rescue inhaler in more than 6 months. 8 years ago it was severe.</p>
<p><i>Answer by Pauly</i><br/>1) I do not use a nebulizer&#8211;not however anyway.<br />
two) I use Advair (a round disk inhaler for sustaining my lungs) Ventolin, which is my rescue inhaler (each tastes awful) and singular pills.<br />
3) My asthma is very bad.</p>
<p><i>Answer by Penguin lover!</i><br/>nebulizer &#8211; xopenex<br />
inhaler &#8211; xopenex and flo vent<br />
mild</p>
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		<title>How is it that swimming is excellent for asthma?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I have asthma (minor, but nonetheless, I have it), and I&#8217;ve been told that swimming is the finest factor an asmatic can do. Why is that? I know that all arobic workout routines are very good for your asthma but swimming appears to be the first items folks tell you [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><b>I have asthma (minor, but nonetheless, I have it), and I&#8217;ve been told that swimming is the finest factor an asmatic can do.</p>
<p>Why is that? I know that all arobic workout routines are very good for your asthma but swimming appears to be the first items folks tell you is very good. So, why swimming as opposed to say, jogging or biking.</p>
<p>I am just curious, thinking about beginning a regular swimming workout. Thanks.<br />
</b></p>
<p><i>Answer by tamara_cyan</i><br/>Swimming assists develop your lungs and increase lung capacity, producing lungs stronger and more able to fight off asthmatic attacks.</p>
<p><i>Answer by mark</i><br/>Since of the humidity. Your also not breathing in dry air and allergens that can trigger an attack.</p>
<p><i>Answer by steven h</i><br/>Swimming is a excellent workout but before you do make sure you have a respncible adult with you to supervise, do not forget your life jacket and inhaler. and possibly allergy medication. Have enjoyable?</p>
<p><i>Answer by fakesham43</i><br/>It is since swimming starves the lungs of oxygen, causing your breathing tubes to open far more to compensate. A lot like the &#8220;buteyko&#8221; strategy., a all-natural alternative to medication.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Is there a way to grow out of it? It&#8217;s annoying. I wake up, my throat feels closed up. Same thing befor I go to sleep. And immediately after lunch. I&#8217;m type of overweight, would losing some support me breathe far better? I&#8217;m not an anorexic/buliemic type of person btw [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><b>Is there a way to grow out of it? It&#8217;s annoying. I wake up, my throat feels closed up. Same thing befor I go to sleep. And immediately after lunch. I&#8217;m type of overweight, would losing some support me breathe far better? I&#8217;m not an anorexic/buliemic type of person btw so dieting isn&#8217;t a issue for me, if it really is for health causes<br />
</b></p>
<p><i>Answer by Adam Bo Batam</i><br/>Possibly wil never grow out of it. Sounds like your asthma is under=treated. At minimum with these symptoms you must almost certainly be an an inhaled corticosteroid and an albuterol inhaler as necessary..</p>
<p><i>Answer by Anne</i><br/>Asthma is an allergic attack in fact. You did not mention how significantly you weigh. It really is possible that if you are overweight, asthma is not the cause but sleep apnea maybe. This is a condition wherein you quit breathing for a handful of seconds since the airway are obstructed which is triggered by conditions like overweight. Getting in your perfect weight is of course helpful. But if you have asthma, you could also want to see your physician. Because waking up that way is not a very good condition.</p>
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		<title>Asthma ??????????????????</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[how can i have an ashma attack Answer by Alayna Nwhy would you want to have an asthma attack&#8230; its not that considerably fun&#8230; if you have asthma, then just expose your self to your allergies. if you don&#8217;t have asthma, then .. IDK Answer by asthmahelpYour asthma attack is [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><b>how can i have an ashma attack<br />
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<p><i>Answer by Alayna N</i><br/>why would you want to have an asthma attack&#8230; its not that considerably fun&#8230;</p>
<p>if you have asthma, then just expose your self to your allergies.</p>
<p>if you don&#8217;t have asthma, then .. IDK</p>
<p><i>Answer by asthmahelp</i><br/>Your asthma attack is induced by you becoming exposed to one particular of your asthma triggers. When you have asthma, your lungs and airways are overly sensitive to a single or a lot more distinct factors. These issues can be nearly something such as dust, specified foods, certain climate or even a change in the weather, allergens like pollen, stress, and so on. It can be nearly something.<br />
The dilemma will be figuring out what your asthma triggers are. You will need to preserve track of what you had been carrying out, eating, etc before your asthma attack and then try to locate one thing in frequent every single time you have an attack.</p>
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		<title>asthma?????</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[why are nuts negative for asthmatics Answer by NikkiI have asthma and I consume nuts. I&#8217;ve never ever heard of that just before. I know your not supposed to take aspirin. Answer by chilly beanSometimes people are allergic to peanuts, but they do not have asthma. I have had asthma [...]]]></description>
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<p><i>Answer by Nikki</i><br/>I have asthma and I consume nuts. I&#8217;ve never ever heard of that just before. I know your not supposed to take aspirin.</p>
<p><i>Answer by chilly bean</i><br/>Sometimes people are allergic to peanuts, but they do not have asthma. I have had asthma all my life. Nuts have not induced me any problems, It depends what type of asthma folks have also. Many things can trigger a asthma attack. I have inhalers and medicine I can take if I really feel the need to have. If you are concerned concerning consuming nuts I would check with your M.D.Very good Luck.</p>
<p><i>Answer by rtforkids</i><br/>Nuts are not negative for asthmatics unless you&#8217;re allergic to them.</p>
<p><i>Answer by Aurum</i><br/>Unless you were like I was when I was small, they ain&#8217;t. The only reason they had been negative for me was I was allergic to nuts, AND asthmatic. I out grew the allergy loooooong just before my asthma calmed down.</p>
<p>Though if you are allergic to nuts AND asthmatic nuts can and will trigger an asthma attack (and a serious a single at that)</p>
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