Do I have asthma??? Why Asthma?

If you have allergic rhinitis, you must prevent allergic asthma! A murmur in the lungs may indicate pneumonia or mild asthma. I also have allergic rhinitis with asthma, but this disease only occurs once in a while, and it can be prevented, it is not terrible, but it must be diagnosed clearly, and attention must be paid to avoid allergens.

**Unless it's desensitization**,The rest is what kind of home remedies.,Some top use and some don't necessarily.。 However, there are anti-asthma sprays, and if you use asthma immediately, it works well.

Allergic rhinitis can develop into allergic asthma if it is not done properly, which is called allergic rhinitis asthma syndrome. The disease is characterized by sneezing, runny nose and nasal congestion when exposed to cold air (children rub their noses and eyes), followed by coughing and asthma in the middle of the night.

I believe that the treatment of allergic rhinitis asthma syndrome does not lie in the hospital but in the doctor, because the diagnosis of allergic rhinitis asthma syndrome requires the skill and experience of the doctor. The level of the doctor determines the fate of the patient. Specifically, you can search for this famous allergy**:

1. Allergic rhinitis;

2. Chest tightness and murmur after a cold;

3. Procatrol tablets** are effective.

If asthma is highly suspected, it is recommended to go to the respiratory department for pulmonary function and provocative testing to confirm the diagnosis. Now asthma** is very advanced, and after standardizing**, work and live like a normal person. Asthma is a disease that is easy to control. Don't be afraid, it'll be fine.

My advice to you is: Don't get cranky! If you think about it too much, you will have everything! It's mental illness! If you are really careful, go to the hospital! Go to some big hospitals! Don't be afraid! Here I bless you!

Like me, I have rhinitis, asthma, and difficulty breathing. Do you sleep comfortably at night? If the lungs and throat are bad, then there is asthma! My grandfather died of asthma!!

Asthma is a chronic respiratory disease, and the main disadvantages are dyspnea, chest tightness, cough, etc. The exact cause of asthma is not known, but the following factors may increase the risk of developing asthma:

1.Genetic factors: Asthma runs in families, and people with parents or relatives with asthma are at higher risk.

2.Allergens: Asthma attacks are often associated with exposure to allergens such as pollen, pet dander, dust, odors, etc.

3.Environmental pollution: Air pollutants in the environment, such as sulfur dioxide and carbon monoxide, may also induce asthma.

4.Climate change: Changes in climate factors such as temperature, humidity, and air pressure can also trigger asthma attacks.

5.Respiratory tract infections: Respiratory infections (e.g., colds, flu, etc.) can trigger asthma, especially in children and older adults.

6.Tobacco smoke: Smoking, passive smoking, or exposure to tobacco smoke may also increase the risk of asthma.

If you have asthma symptoms such as dyspnea, chest tightness, and cough, it is recommended to seek medical attention in time for relevant examinations and**. Peeling includes asthma attack control, symptom relief, and prevention. In daily life, preventive measures such as avoiding allergens, paying attention to indoor air quality, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle can also be taken to reduce the risk of asthma.

Asthma sufferers will have a long-term cough at first, and asthma will only show asthma when they need to be active if their condition is not severe, and asthma will occur even when they are quiet if it is severe. In addition, asthma can lead to some serious complications such as sudden death, lower respiratory tract and lung infections, respiratory failure, and water-electrolyte and acid-base imbalances.

Although asthma is not a difficult disease, it is very uncomfortable for patients, especially during asthma attacks. Therefore, patients should be treated in time to reduce their suffering. Next, I will introduce you to several symptoms of asthma, if these symptoms occur, then the patient must go to the hospital as soon as possible**.

What are the two symptoms of asthma:

1. Cough: Asthma patients will have long-term cough at the beginning, especially in the evening, early morning and after exercise, even if antibiotics are used, there will be no obvious effect, which is also one of the main symptoms of asthma.

2. Shortness of breath: the patient's breathing will feel a certain difficulty, if the patient's condition is not very serious, then the asthma will only be manifested when exercising, or if it requires a lot of physical strength, the patient will often feel that his breath is not enough, and he will feel that his chest tightness is more serious. If the patient's condition is already very severe, the patient will have difficulty breathing even when he is still and will not be able to lie down, and will only feel slightly more comfortable when he is sitting.

Asthma is an inflammatory disease of the airways, which may be caused by environmental drugs and physiological factors such as changes and allergens, and the main manifestations of asthma are shortness of breath, dyspnea, chest tightness, cough, etc., which are related to polygenic genetics.

Asthma is caused by the lack of oxygen supply due to trachea, lung and other diseases or allergies, which can easily lead to carbon dioxide retention, so patients have chest tightness, palpitation, and difficulty breathing due to lack of oxygen.

Normal air contains enough oxygen, so normal people do not need to use any assistive devices. Asthma patients have organic lesions in the respiratory organs and are unable to achieve normal oxygen exchange function. Therefore, asthma patients need to make up for the defects of respiratory tract pathology.

Ventilators are ambulance and equipment that mechanically assist the human body to improve its respiratory function. Home CPAP non-invasive ventilator is suitable for patients with long-term** respiratory and lung diseases at home, relieving pain and achieving body support.

Even if an oxygen concentrator or oxygen tube is used to provide concentrated oxygen, because the patient's organ is diseased, oxygen cannot be inhaled, otherwise the oxygen in the air is enough for the human body to absorb! Buying a ventilator is the most important thing! You can consult an authoritative doctor and they will give you advice.

Asthma is a respiratory disease, and it is a chronic disease of asthma.

Asthma is a very serious respiratory disease that, if severe, can affect life. If you know you have asthma, be sure to carry a respirator with you, and drink your medicine on time every day, not too fast during your run, and be sure to take your time.

Asthma is a respiratory disease, after having asthma, we must pay attention to rest, do not go to some parks and have some pets, which will cause asthma attacks.

Long-term maintenance is an important principle. Why long-term**? Because it's a chronic disease.

This is a big misunderstanding of our patients, that is, our patients go to see a doctor because they have symptoms, and they have a seizure, and they come to see you, and they can't sleep during this time, they can't sleep, they can't move, and they go to see a doctor because they have symptoms.

After these patients are treated by doctors, their symptoms can be improved very quickly, and they can be improved with medicine.

But as soon as these patients' symptoms improve, they stop taking the medicine, and the next time they encounter a cold, allergens and other contact factors, they have another attack, and they come to you again, in fact, the process of repeated attacks will accelerate the progression of the disease.

Therefore, the first principle is to maintain the long-term and long-term, and to establish the concept of a long-term chronic disease. From the perspective of management, it is to achieve overall asthma control, on the one hand, in terms of current symptom control, and on the other hand, to prevent the occurrence of such future risks.

There are three main aspects of the recognized method:

One aspect is patient education, which is the most effective way to manage asthma.

It is that you educate patients and improve their awareness of asthma, so that we can increase the rate of medication for our asthma patients, improve their compliance, and thus improve the level of control of the disease.

That is to say, for chronic diseases, education is the most important premise; If you don't educate patients with chronic diseases and don't manage them effectively, no matter how good the medicine is, it's useless. You understand, you said that blood pressure medication is good, good, blood pressure will come down after eating, it will drop today, and it will stop tomorrow, and after two days, I will be emotional, tired, and nervous, and it will go up again, and one day the cerebral blood vessel will be broken, and I will have a cerebral hemorrhage.

Asthma is the same, that is, if you usually maintain it well, there will be no acute attack, that is, from the perspective of **, that is, education is still a very important premise.

The second is that because the onset of asthma is related to the environment, the second aspect emphasizes environmental control.

The so-called environmental control, of course, has both the big environment and the small environment. It is very important for individuals to develop good living habits and hygiene habits, the first is not to smoke, smoking is related to the onset of asthma, and it is also a factor that induces asthma aggravation.

In the research we did, we took the mice to do experiments, made the mice into asthma models, and then gave the mice to smoke, it will not smoke actively, passively, with a nebulizer, after the smoke is generated, let the mouse smoke every day, through some basic research and experimental results, it is found that its reactivity to our existing drugs is significantly reduced.

That is, if you have asthma, you should not smoke, and you should also quit smoking.

It is environmental control, the first is personal, this environmental control, the small environment, including your family environment, your life and work environment, are very important.

This includes raising animals at home, dehumidifying the environment, and avoiding moldy things, which are all small environments to improve.

Yes, a lot, the respiratory medicine department of the hospital sees it every day.

The first step in asthma is not to inhale drugs, because the hair of asthma is related to environmental factors.

1.Avoid contact with allergens, although the disease is present, it can reduce the incidence of the disease;

2.If you can't avoid the contact of allergens, you need to use drugs, the main way is anti-allergic inflammation, glucocorticoid inhalation and leukotriene receptor antagonist oral, patients generally only need to inhale glucocorticoids, and some drugs to dilate the trachea**.

People with asthma keep animals that can easily cause allergies, which can lead to asthma exacerbations. The saliva, urine and dander of cats and dogs may be allergens, and it is best not to have pets if you have asthma patients at home. If your pet is already at home, it is best not to let it into the bedroom and near soft sofas, carpets, straw mats, and thick pile curtains.

If your doctor diagnoses that your asthma is caused by your pet, stay away from your pet. Pet dander and discharge may remain in the home for a long time, and it is best to move out of the house for a month and have the house cleaned up.

Asthma is a chronic inflammatory disease of the airways involving a variety of cells and cellular components such as eosinophils, mast cells, T lymphocytes, neutrophils, and airway epithelial cells. Asthma is one of the most common chronic respiratory diseases in the world, and the influencing factors include genetic factors and environmental factors. At present, asthma cannot be relieved, and the symptoms can only be relieved by **.

** Methods of Asthma:1Elimination**:

People with asthma should be avoided or avoided from exposing themselves to triggers that can cause asthma attacks; 2.Control of acute exacerbation: The purpose of the acute exacerbation of asthma is to relieve airway spasm as soon as possible, correct hypoxemia, remove airway mucus, use anti-asthma drugs at the same time, and use antibiotics according to the doctor's instructions to prevent respiratory tract infection, and at the same time can carry out oxygen inhalation to relieve hypoxemia; 3.

Promote expectoration: nebulized inhalation expectorant can be used, and if necessary, manual sputum removal can be aided; 4.Severe asthma management:

If the condition is in crisis or aggravated, you should cooperate with the rescue in time and stay in the hospital for observation; 5.Chronic persistence**: Adjust according to the long-term**graded scheme** to maintain the patient's disease control.

Desensitization** can be used to enhance physical fitness, and anti-asthma drugs can be used as needed.

Asthma sufferers should pay attention to the following:

1. Detachment from allergens: including inhalation allergens and food allergens;

2. Pay attention to keeping warm and cold, especially in winter, when the temperature difference is large, to prevent upper respiratory tract infection from inducing asthma. It is recommended to consume more iron-rich foods such as poultry, eggs, and legumes;

3. Pay attention to physical exercise, such as cold water scrub bath, winter swimming, etc.;

4. Patients in asthma remission can take drugs to improve immunity for prevention, and acupuncture point application can be carried out in summer to effectively prevent asthma.

Asthma itself is caused by the infiltration of a variety of cells, including inflammatory cells, eosinophils, mast cells, lymphocytes, etc., resulting in chronic inflammation of the airways. Airway inflammation can lead to airway hyperresponsiveness, resulting in extensive reversible lesions. Many asthma patients have onset from childhood, and the patient must first find the allergen that causes asthma, which can be inhaled, and individual allergens caused by food.

1. Asthma patients should first look for allergens, and after knowing the allergens, they should try to avoid contact, inhalation, and consumption. 2. Once the patient is diagnosed with asthma, it is necessary to carry out standardized **, which can maintain relative stability in the early stage, and reduce the number of asthma attacks, so that the appearance of asthma complications can be avoided. 3. Asthma patients may need to use hormone drugs under the guidance of doctors, and patients sometimes feel that hormones have side effects, so they stop casually, which is not okay, and must be carried out regularly according to the doctor's instructions**.

4. Asthma patients sometimes have more attacks at night, and patients should store emergency drugs next to their beds and in their places of residence, such as hormone-containing spray drugs and bronchiectasis drugs, which should be readily available. 5. Asthma is a respiratory disease, and the living environment of the patient must be well ventilated, and it is best to keep the humidity appropriate, and avoid placing all kinds of flowers and plants at night or in the house.