Asthma

Asthma attacks over 26 million Americans 1. This is a chronic disease, which can cause inflammation of the respiratory tract and make breathing difficult. There is no cure for asthma. The best way to control asthma is to avoid preparing for induction, taking medication to prevent symptoms, and treating asthma attacks

AAFA provides rich information on our website to help you learn more about asthma. Also consider consider participating in AAFA's online asthma support community, local support team, or contact your regional branch (in your area of ​​residence).

Common symptoms are cough, shortness of breath, wheezing, chest tightness. Asthma may lead to medical emergencies. It is important to understand the signs of severe asthmatic attacks (or asthma attacks)

The doctor will check the results of these tests. Then they determine the type of asthma you have. They will plan a treatment based on the type and severity of the symptoms.

Patients with asthma usually go to doctors specializing in allergy or immune system. You and your doctor will come up with a plan to treat asthma. It usually involves mixing medicines and avoiding triggers

Symptoms of asthma may occur when you are exposed to trigger. Trigger is a sensitive one that can inflame your respiratory tract. This can cause swelling of the airways, secretion of mucus and stenosis. Common causes of asthma are pollen, chemicals, extreme weather changes, smoke, ticks, stress and exercise.

The best way to prevent asthma attacks and episodes is to follow your treatment plan. Please know your trigger and avoid them. You should take medication for allergy and asthma. If you start noticing the symptoms, please use immediate medication immediately.

Many people may suffer from normal asthma if properly managed. With good treatment planning and doctor's guidance, you can still do a lot of things you like. For example, many professional athletes have asthma

More Americans are suffering from asthma - In the United States, about 26 million people suffer from asthma 1. It is one of the most common and expensive diseases.

One of the first health problems anticipated from elevated contamination levels is asthma. Although the incidence of asthma in Utah is indeed above the national average, most health care professionals believe that asthma is more common in the United States over the past few decades. One tenth of Utah has asthma, which accounts for about 9% of the total population. Ozone exposure one week prior to childbirth is associated with an increase in the risk of stillbirth between 13 and 22%, but the risk of long-term exposure during pregnancy has increased by nearly 40%. Exposure to PM 2.5 at the day before birth also appeared to increase the risk of stillborn in a pollution contamination model. Although the number of cases is small, maternal asthma alters the risk of stillbirth associated with chronic PM 2.5 and CO exposure. If our findings are confirmed, they believe that about 8,000 stillbirths per year are due to O 3 exposure during pregnancy in the United States.

Many of the potential causes of asthma mainly explain the various ways that asthma may exist. In most cases, the disease begins in the infancy of 2 to 6 years old. In this age group, the cause of asthma is often related to exposure to allergens such as ticks, tobacco smoke, and viral respiratory infections. It is difficult to identify asthma in young children under 2 years of age. Wheezing in this age group is usually associated with viral infection and may disappear later without causing asthma. However, asthma may develop again in adulthood. Adult onset asthma is mainly caused by females, mainly middle-aged and respiratory infections often occur. The inducing factors of this group are usually nonallergic.

Asthma Since the mid-1980s, the incidence of asthma in the US has soared to an epidemic level, particularly among young children. About 16 million people suffer from asthma, even in the United States alone. Asthma is a serious chronic disease that can threaten life, but the lungs are characterized by recurrent bronchoconstriction and cause dyspnea, wheezing, coughing. Researchers have discovered that exposure to pesticides can cause toxic effects related to asthma. Low-income people, color people, and children living in the city center have very high morbidity and mortality due to asthma. According to the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases National Institute of National Institutes of Health research, African Americans are 4 to 6 times more likely to die of asthma than whites.