Life Living With Asthma

                    Life Living With Asthma

Life Living 

Life living with Asthma is very hard if we do not follow the schedule that we have been given by our  medical physician or nurse give us. It's effect is breathing will be very hard. the heart feel like it is going to blow through your chest and panic sets in. The Asthma be controlled.

The Daily Abstinence

Asthma patients are advice to use short acting"rescue" inhalers when needed to open constricted airways and help them breathe when asthma attacks occurred.It aim of asthma plans is to give to the suffer the best possible way of life to carry out their daily living as they normally do. Such as exercise, hard work, and also to help with the wheeziness and interrupted sleep due to continuity coughing and to prevent attacks of asthma.

Causes if Asthma

Asthma can be cause by many factors that can cause of asthma, these are mentioned: Allergies who have hay fever are also develop asthma, allergy reactions triggeded by antibodies in the blood often tothe airway inflammation that is associated with asthma, tobacco smoke it been linked to a higher risk of death due to asthma, wheezing and respiratory infections, anybody exposed to second hand smoke have a higher risk of asthma prevelance, obesity overweight adult with a body mass index between 25 and 30 are 38% more likely to have asthma compared with adult who are not overweight, obesity have twice the risk of asthma, hereditary it can be transmitted from mother to her child or from father.

Helpful Hints

There is no treatment of asthma, but symptoms can be controlled with effective asthma treatment and management, this involved taking your medications as directed and learning to avoid triggers that cause your asthma symptoms.

Asthma symptoms

According to the leading experts in asthma,the Symptoms of asthma and best treatment for you or your child may be quiet different than for someone else with asthma. the most common symptoms is wheezing. this is a scratchy or whiting sound when you breathe, other symptoms include shortness of breath, chesting  tightness or pain, chronic coughing.Controlled AsthmaWhen your asthma is well control there is no reason why you should not live a normal life, as you knew it before suffering with asthma.