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Welcome fellow citizen! Here you will find information about Asthma, and ways on how to prevent it. Here you may also find out on what causes it to happen. We hope you will find this page helpful. Thank you.
Asthma
Asthma
Asthma is a kind of disease in the lungs or respiratory system. It is a condition in which your airways become narrow and swell. It produces extra mucus. This can make breathing difficult and might cause coughing and wheezing when you breathe out and receive shortness of breath. For some people, having asthma is a nuisance and you would wish not to have it.
Asthma is a kind of disease in the lungs or respiratory system. It is a condition in which your airways become narrow and swell. It produces extra mucus. This can make breathing difficult and might cause coughing and wheezing when you breathe out and receive shortness of breath. For some people, having asthma is a nuisance and you would wish not to have it.
SYMPTOMS:
Shortness of breath.
Coughing or wheezing attacks.
Wheezing when exhaling.
Chest pain.
Frequent coughing.
Causes of Asthma:
The main causes of Asthma are contact with allergens, certain irritants, and exposure to a lot of infections during early childhood. When the immune system isn't fully mature and has been linked to developing Asthma, being exposed to chemicals and dust also play a significant role in getting asthma. If you ever experience an Asthma attack, make sure to use an inhaler at once. If you do not have an inhaler, you can buy it in online platforms, official stores linked to health, etc.
HOW TO PREVENT GETTING ASTHMA:
Don't go outside when it's dark because during night, humidity is high.
Make sure to get vaccines for Asthma.
Avoid allergens because they cause Allergies or Asthma.
Make sure to Allergy-proof your home so you it's possible for you to not receive allergies.
Monitor your breathing because if not, this may cause respiratory complications.
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