Commonly
known as another name of shortness of breath, asthma was derived from
the word 'asthma' meaning it difficult to breathe. You certainly are familiar with the name of the disease. Asthma usually occurs in children, but also adults rarely affected by this disease.
With symptoms such as cough, shortness of breath up to the sound of wheezing or more commonly known as 'asthma' is certainly quite excruciating. Do you know what causes asthma? Asthma is caused by narrowing of the airways. Typically, this occurs because of excess activity that produces a specific stimuli and consequently the blood vessels become inflamed and narrowed. Naturally, because of this, the air is supposed to carry oxygen to the lungs and chest cavity to be blocked.
According to a source of data and Lung Association in the United States, one in three people with asthma are those aged under 18 years. Typically, the main cause of this disease is an allergy, ranging from dust to pollen.
In fact, a study conducted in the United States and Europe are summarized in the book 'American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine' revealed when one parent has asthma, most likely the children will also be at risk for developing asthma 3x.
People with asthma have airways that is super sensitive than those who did not. Therefore, special care is needed for those who have asthma. Indeed, there is no drug that can relieve asthma as a whole, but there are also some medications that are recommended to be taken if you have asthma. Typically, people with asthma will be synonymous with the inhaler.
Although known as a chronic disease like diabetes and high blood pressure, asthma can be prevented by adjusting the pattern of a balanced lifestyle and healthy. Ranging from diet, exercise, self monitoring of the habit until the weather changes you should note. You also have to get used to living clean in order to avoid the vulnerability of developing allergies. If you get asthma due to heredity, of course you have to be 'clever' to prevent relapse.
With symptoms such as cough, shortness of breath up to the sound of wheezing or more commonly known as 'asthma' is certainly quite excruciating. Do you know what causes asthma? Asthma is caused by narrowing of the airways. Typically, this occurs because of excess activity that produces a specific stimuli and consequently the blood vessels become inflamed and narrowed. Naturally, because of this, the air is supposed to carry oxygen to the lungs and chest cavity to be blocked.
According to a source of data and Lung Association in the United States, one in three people with asthma are those aged under 18 years. Typically, the main cause of this disease is an allergy, ranging from dust to pollen.
In fact, a study conducted in the United States and Europe are summarized in the book 'American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine' revealed when one parent has asthma, most likely the children will also be at risk for developing asthma 3x.
People with asthma have airways that is super sensitive than those who did not. Therefore, special care is needed for those who have asthma. Indeed, there is no drug that can relieve asthma as a whole, but there are also some medications that are recommended to be taken if you have asthma. Typically, people with asthma will be synonymous with the inhaler.
Although known as a chronic disease like diabetes and high blood pressure, asthma can be prevented by adjusting the pattern of a balanced lifestyle and healthy. Ranging from diet, exercise, self monitoring of the habit until the weather changes you should note. You also have to get used to living clean in order to avoid the vulnerability of developing allergies. If you get asthma due to heredity, of course you have to be 'clever' to prevent relapse.
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