What is Asthma and What You Can Do To Ease the Symptoms
Posted by Heather Campbell on
Asthma is an inflammatory condition that tightens the muscles surrounding the respiratory tracts along with swelling, as well as increased mucous production. Asthma can be regulated by staying clear of the triggers that can cause an attack. Some of the most typical reasons that we relate to asthma attacks are allergic reactions such as dust mites, grass plant and tree pollen, pollutants, pet dander, toxins, and mold.
However, there are many other factors that can lead to an asthma attack, including indoor air pollution, open fires, smoking, food sensitivity, excess weight, anxiety, and stress.
When a person suffers from an asthma attack, the muscles around the airways tighten and reduce in size making it difficult to breathe. An asthma attack can range from mild to severe - unfortunately, even fatal. Carbon dioxide can become trapped in the lungs and prevent oxygen from reaching the bloodstream.
Some ways to help with asthma attacks.
Whilst there is no cure for asthma there are many ways you can reduce attacks by avoiding the triggers that set it off.
For more information on asthma, potential treatment options, and management tips, visit www.asthma.com.
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