What causes asthma attacks?

Asthma is a serious respiratory disease, so asthma patients must not be too emotionally fluctuating, and should be calm, so as to reduce the occurrence of asthma. So what causes asthma attacks?

We need to know that asthma patients breathe very quickly, they are not able to do strenuous exercise, if they do strenuous exercise, it may cause breathing problems and asthma attacks. Therefore, asthma patients are not able to do some strenuous exercise, they can do some aerobic exercise, avoid asthma, and they are not able to eat foods that are easy to cause allergies. If you have asthma, be sure to go to the hospital to check the allergens and avoid these allergies in your daily life, so as to reduce the frequency of asthma attacks and make your body more comfortable.

Many foods in life can cause allergies, such as some shrimp and fish. So if you are an asthma patient, you must do an allergy test when eating salmon, and you can't eat it directly, if you eat it directly, it may cause allergies and then make your asthma attack.

As mentioned above, asthma patients should not be too excited, if they are too excited, it will cause the nerves in the cerebral cortex to overreact, and it will also cause asthma. Therefore, in daily life, asthma patients must be a little more open-minded, not too careful, if too careful, it may cause problems in your body. Patients must maintain a healthy mood and not have too drastic fluctuations, which can also trigger asthma.

Therefore, when facing asthma patients, we must not let them get too angry, we must calm them down and make their mood calm.

The first is psychological, nervousness and emotional agitation can contribute to asthma attacks, which are generally thought to be caused by cerebral cortex and vagus nerve reflexes or hyperventilation.

The second is exercise and hyperventilation, and 70%-80% of patients induce asthma attacks after strenuous exercise, which is called exercise-type asthma.

The third is the change of climate, which can induce asthma when there is a change in temperature, humidity, air pressure, and ions in the air, so it is more likely to occur during the cold season or the transition between autumn and winter.

Fourth, air pollution, which has been shown to cause acute exacerbations of asthma.

Fifth, menstruation, pregnancy and other physiological factors, many women during menstruation or pregnancy, will have aggravation.

It may be because the body can't bear it for a while when you go to a cold or overheated environment, or you have an asthma attack caused by an allergen.