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Asthma
Although these symptoms are often temporary, asthma is a chronic condition. You need to take care of it all the time, even when you are not experiencing any symptoms.
There is no cure for asthma at the present time, but there is a lot you can do to help keep your symptoms under control. First, talk with your doctor. Develop a written asthma management plan. Understand your condition and become familiar with the medicines your doctor prescribes. Get to know your triggers and take steps to avoid them. Exercise regularly to keep your lungs as healthy and strong as possible. Put yourself in charge of asthma. It you do, you can expect a lead a full, active life, with your asthma symptoms under control.
There is no cure for asthma at the present time, but there is a lot you can do to help keep your symptoms under control. First, talk with your doctor. Develop a written asthma management plan. Understand your condition and become familiar with the medicines your doctor prescribes. Get to know your triggers and take steps to avoid them. Exercise regularly to keep your lungs as healthy and strong as possible. Put yourself in charge of asthma. It you do, you can expect a lead a full, active life, with your asthma symptoms under control.
by mucus and airway muscle constriction. This leads to symptoms like chest tightness, shortness or breath, wheezing, difficulty breathing, coughing and increased mucus production.
Most doctors now consider asthma a syndrome – a group of symptoms that occur in your body after something triggers them. Think of it as a chain reaction. The lungs (and sometimes the noses) of people who have asthma are sensitive to things that do not bother other people. These things are called ‘triggers’. Triggers vary from person to person, but they all cause changes in a person’s airways. These changes are what cause asthma symptoms to appear.
Most doctors now consider asthma a syndrome – a group of symptoms that occur in your body after something triggers them. Think of it as a chain reaction. The lungs (and sometimes the noses) of people who have asthma are sensitive to things that do not bother other people. These things are called ‘triggers’. Triggers vary from person to person, but they all cause changes in a person’s airways. These changes are what cause asthma symptoms to appear.
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Asthma is a chronic inflammatory condition of the airways. When you have asthma, the passageways that move air into and out of your lungs become narrow or blocked
Quick Fact of Asthma:
• 20 Millions + Americans have Asthma
• 10 Millions + Americans have Allergic Asthma
Let’s see the tally:
• 20 Millions + Americans have Asthma
• 10 Millions + Americans have Allergic Asthma
Let’s see the tally: