7 symptoms of asthma that everyone should know

Asthma or asthma is a respiratory long-term disease. This is such a condition that when inflammatory airway (the way of entering the lungs) makes breathing harder. The main symptom of asthma is that it is a whistle or a niggard during breathing. In this report, discussions about asthma are more cognitive symptoms.

• Your age is in the forty's house
  F. Director of the University of South Florida College of Medicine, Division of Allergy and Immunology Lucky said, "The best year for asthma to begin is 45 to 50." Most of those who have the risk of developing asthma are allergic or have disorders such as children - although their physical growth is quite good. In many cases it may occur after an infection. Dr. Lucky said, 'If you feel cold you may be suddenly asthma.'

• Your cough is not going away
  According to American College Allergy, Asthma and Immunology (ACAAI), 'It is easy to imagine that cough means that you have cold or bronchitis, but if you continue to return to the cough, it can be a sign of asthma. When you smile or sleep, your cough is worse. It comes from the chest and is not from the throat. The only symptom of a type of asthma known as cuff-variant asthma is chronic cough. According to ACAI, people suffering from this type of asthma do not get relief in over-the-counter cough medicines (which do not require medical prescriptions to buy), prescription asthma medication will be needed for successful treatment - as an inhaler.

• You can breathe a lot, breathe high or breathe deeply
  Sigh, high breathing, deep breathing does not mean that you are suffering from asthma. However, you may suffer - in fact, these symptoms may be symptoms. In these three ways, breathing is associated with more oxygen supply and more carbon dioxide emissions from the body - this is the unconscious effort to remedy the imbalance caused by compressed airways.

• You are tired most of the time
  In asthma, breathing and cough are more intense on night. According to the US National Sleep Foundation, "It is not clear whether the circadian rhythm factor responsible for these night-time vulnerabilities or sleep disorders in different ways." The sleepy disorder may be the first symptom and it is a serious problem. If you do not sleep well at night, you will not only have physical strength, but also the sharpness of the mind. Increased risk of heart disease and diabetes with chronic sleepiness has been found, and some experts believe that it can make asthma more intense. However, if asthma is controlled, sleep problems can go away.

• Your chest is felt tight
  Ani-Marie Brooks has a problem of breathing after a 10-kilometer run, and she feels tight or taut on her chest. Her husband is worried that he can run a heart attack, so take him to the emergency room. The 48-year-old Brooks was informed that he was not suffering from cardiac problems, but he was suffering from anything that had left 36 years ago and that is asthma. Brooks said, 'I never felt that I could have asthma attacks.' When your airway or lungs surround the muscles around the airway, your chest may be tight or tighter. According to the US National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, 'It is felt that some people are pressurizing or sitting on your chest.' A study published in the Postgraduate Medical Journal revealed that 100 asthma patients were admitted to hospital, 78 percent of them were hospitalized. There were chest pain which was worse by cough, deep breathing and movement, and through sit-up exercises In a lot of it has been recovered. People often think of this tight condition as a heart attack. Your physician can determine the actual condition and provide appropriate treatment.

• You take the shallow breathing fast
  For some people, rapid shallow breathing may be a symptom of asthma. According to the University of Maryland Medical Center, muscle behavior may be worse than normal in the middle of the throat and rib bone. The normal respiratory rate for older people in rest is 12 to 20 times per minute. But in the case of hyperventilation, breathing is 30 times per minute or faster.

• You are allergic to cats
  According to a 2007 study by the National Institute of Health of the United States, 50 percent of all asthma cases related to allergies and allergic to cats is a powerful risk factor. Cats allergen involve about 30 percent of asthma incidence. Researchers are still studying to know about the effect of asthma intensity or development with cataract allergy.

References: Readers Digest