Causes Of Asthma: 

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•  Exposure to various irritants and substances that trigger allergies (allergens) can trigger signs and symptoms of asthma.

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• Asthma triggers are different from person to person and can include: Airborne allergens, such as pollen, dust mites, mold spores, pet dander or particles of cockroach waste.

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• Bronchial asthma triggers may include: Smoking and secondhand smoke.

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• Infections  such  as colds, flu, or pneumonia.

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• Allergens such as food, pollen, mold, dust mites  and  pet dander.

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People may experience:

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• Cough can occur at night, during exercise, can be chronic, dry, with phlegm, mild, or severe

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• Difficulty in breathing, wheezing, Breathing through the mouth, fast breathing, frequent respiratory infections, rapid breathing, or shortness of breath at night.

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• Also common: Chest pressure, flare, anxiety, early awakening, fast heart rate, or throat irritation

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HOW CAN YOU PREVENT ASTHMA ?

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1. Certain Asthma triggers can set off a cascade of Asthma symptoms. These include:

• Air pollution

• Cold air

• cold or flu virus

• Sinusitis

• Smoke

• Fragnances

 

It’s vital to learn to identify your asthma triggers and take steps to avoid them.

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Keep track of your symptoms in an asthma diary for several weeks. Detail all the environmental and emotional things that affect your asthma. When you have an asthma attack, check the diary to see which thing, or combination of things, might have led to it. Some common asthma triggers, like molds and cockroaches, aren’t always obvious. 

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If you have exercise-induced asthma, are planning a heavy workout or planning to exercise in cold, humid, or dry air, take steps to prevent an asthma attack. Follow your doctor's advice on Asthma treatment.(CLICK HERE)

 

 2.  Stay Away From Allergens

 

If you have allergies and asthma, it’s important to keep your distance from allergens (things you’re allergic to). Allergen exposure can increase the inflammation in your airways for a while, making an attack more likely.

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 3. Avoid Smoke of Any Type

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Smoke and asthma are a bad mix. Limit exposure to all sources of smoke, including tobacco,  incense, candles, fires, and fireworks. Don’t allow smoking in your home or car, and avoid public places that permit it. If you smoke cigarettes, get help to quit. Smoking always makes asthma worse.

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 4. Prevent Colds 

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Do what you can to stay well. Avoid close contact with people who have a cold or the flu, because catching it will make your asthma symptoms worse. Wash your hands well if you handle items that someone with a respiratory infection may have touched.

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 5. Allergy-Proof Your Home

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Whether you’re at home, work, or traveling, there are things you can do to allergy-proof your environment and lower your chances of an asthma attack. Don’t eat in restaurants that are smoky or allow cigarette smoking. Reserve a smoke-free hotel room. If you can, bring your own bedding and pillows in case the hotel only supplies feather pillows and down comforters. They can house dust mites and cause asthma symptoms.

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Homeopathy Treatment For Asthma:

 

Homeopathy treatment for asthma can be a viable alternative to steroid medications. They can be given as an acute treatment in place of puffers but more importantly, Homeopathic professional treatment working with the whole person can cure asthma entirely.

 

Homeopathic remedies are useful during episodes of Asthma. If problems are serious or very distressing, consult our team today and get our Expert Homeopathy Doctors Advice.   (Consult Now)

 

Homeopathy medicines are the most natural form of treating disorders. Homeopathy treatment in asthma Focuses in permanently curing the Diseases unlike other systems.

 

 

       Meet our experts today to know more about the homeopathy treatment for Bronchial Asthma and lead a healthy life.