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Home | Arts & Entertainment | Humanities As yet the research has not revealed the reasons due to which asthma is caused in people. Though some believe that the culprit could be the genetics of an individual. In most cases asthma appears early in the life on an individual and more often than not stays with him till the end of his days. Over the years there has been a rise in the number of asthma patients. Though no clear reason has emerged to explain this but many believe it could one of the many ills of fast paced modern life arising from bad eating habits, stress and a polluted environment. There are a variety of triggers for asthma attacks. A person can be affected by all of them or only some of them. The most common triggers for asthma attacks are exercise, smoking, dust, pollen, illness such as colds and flues, certain types of foods, and even sudden changes in air temperature. Anyone suffering from asthma is well aware of the symptoms. It would be wise to talk to close friends and family, or even co-workers about these signs so they can help during an attack. One modern marvel that has made the life of all asthmatic patients easier is the medicine inhaler. This inhaler has become a constant companion for all asthma patients, who are advised to carry it always. Commonly an asthma attack is characterised by a restriction in the chest, breathing trouble, wheezing and cough. Nonetheless if by chance you encounter someone in a midst of an asthma attack with no evident relief than call 911 right away. It’s more than likely that your physician has prescribed an inhaler for you if you suffer asthma attacks. There are other things you can do during an attack. Talk with your doctor to learn about the alternatives, as well as checking out asthma support groups. They can help you learn to live with it more comfortably. Prevention is better than cure. One major step in this direction is to find out the culprit which gives you an asthma attack and steer clear of it. Suppose your attacks are caused by say your particular exercise then first and foremost stop the exercise. Next consult your doctor for an alternative exercise routine to continue with your physical activity. All asthmatics should learn the best ways to care for themselves when it comes to avoiding asthma attacks. Be sure to alert those close to you of your condition. Research your condition and learn all you can about it. Let those around you in on the information you find. Knowledge is always a good preventative, and asthma is no exception. Be sure to talk with your doctor about any concerns. Article Source: http://www.articlewheel.com
Stephanie Winkton is the chief editor for AZ Asthma, the #1 source on the internet for information about Asthma. For more articles on Asthma visit: www.azasthma.com/articles
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