Asthma
Asthma is a
disease in which the airways into your lungs become narrow and produce mucus. When this happens, it is hard to breathe.
Some
things that can
trigger an asthma attack include allergies,
cold viruses, medicines, dusts, chemicals, exercise or emotions.
Signs
•
Breathing faster than normal or trouble
breathing
•
Wheezing or noisy breathing
•
Coughing that may be worse at night or
early in the morning
•
Feeling tight in the chest
•
Having a fast heartbeat
•
Having head congestion
•
Having a itchy, scratchy or sore throat
•
Being tired
• If your doctor ordered a peak flow meter,
having a drop in peak flow
meter readings
You may have more
signs of asthma if you:
•
Have allergies
•
Have a family member with asthma
•
Are sensitive to air pollution
•
Are exposed to smoke
•
Have stress
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Your Care
Your care may
include:
• Taking different
medicines to:
f Open airways
f Decrease your
body’s response to allergens
f Decrease the
swelling of your airways
f Decrease congestion
• Finding out what causes your signs.
• Allergy
testing.
•
Using a peak flow meter to check and prevent asthma
attacks.
• Drinking a large glass of liquid every 1 to 2 hours. This helps keep your mucus thin. Thin mucus is easier for you to cough up and decreases the
swelling in your lungs. Clear liquids are best, such as water, fruit juice, tea, broth and clear
soups.
• Avoiding
milk products when wheezing because they can thicken
your mucus.
To Prevent Asthma Attacks
• Keep asthma medicine with you at all
times. Take your scheduled
medicines even if your signs go
away.
• Avoid
cigarette, pipe and cigar smoke.
• Stay away from foods, medicines or
things that cause you to have
signs of asthma. These are called triggers.
•
Avoid
contact with people who have a cold or flu.
•
Rest and drink plenty of liquids at the
first sign of a cold.
•
Breathe through a scarf or other
covering in cold weather.
•
Talk
to your doctor about an exercise to strengthen your lungs.
•
Reduce stress.
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Asthma. Hindi.
Call your doctor right away
if you:
•
Have a cough, are wheezing or are
having trouble breathing.
•
Feel you need to take more medicine
than your doctor has ordered.
•
Have a temperature over 100.5 degrees F
or 38 degrees C.
• Have mucus that is not white or clear, or mucus that is too thick to
cough up.
• Have problems caused by your medicine
such as shakiness,
confusion, nervousness, upset
stomach or a bad taste.
• Are
not able to do your normal activities or exercise.
Call your doctor right away if you have:
•
Severe wheezing, trouble breathing or
coughing.
•
Chest pain.
•
Lips or fingernails that are gray or blue.
Talk to your doctor
or nurse if you have any
questions or concerns.
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Asthma. Hindi.
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