How To Prevent Asthma Flare Up


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Persistent cough, and chest pain can be a symptom of asthma flare-up, know the cause and prevention of asthma When the problem of asthma is severe, the condition of asthma flare up arises, let us know about it.

Asthma is a serious respiratory disease. In this problem, if you do not take care of it with the right treatment and precautions, your problems may aggravate asthma. In asthma, the airways leading to your lungs can become inflamed. Due to this, the patient has to face severe trouble breathing. When the problems of asthma patients increase, the patient has to face many other problems apart from breathing. This condition is called Asthma Flare Up. Let us know in detail about the problem of an asthma flare.

Asthma Flare Up Symptoms

Asthma flare-up is a condition in which the problems of asthmatic symptoms increase greatly. Apart from the difficulty in breathing, severe pain in the chest and many other problems may crop up. The symptoms of an asthma flare-up can vary from person to person. The main symptoms seen in this problem are as follows-

  • Severe breathing difficulties
  • Severe chest 
  • Chest tightness
  • Whistling while speaking
  • Wheezing in throat
  • Persistent cough

What happens in Asthma Flare Up?

In an asthma flare-up, there is a blockage in the air passages in your lungs. The problem of asthma flare-ups occurs due to inflammation in the air duct leading to the lungs. Because of this, you may have trouble breathing as well as other problems. Sometimes this problem is also due to the production of too much phlegm or mucus. Due to the lack of proper airflow, breathlessness increases. 

Tips To Avoid Asthma Flare Up 

To avoid the problem of an asthma flare-up, the patient should take special precautions. Asthma patients should take special care in cold weather. To avoid this problem, one should avoid consuming such things, which can trigger your problem by consuming it. Apart from this, one should stay away from dust, soil, pollution, and smoke. The problem of asthma flare-ups can also be triggered by pet hair and tobacco smoke, so to avoid falling prey to this problem one should stay away from smoking.

Apart from this, in case of an asthma flare-up, the patient should keep medicines and inhalers, etc. with him. By taking the medicines at the right time and using the inhaler after taking the advice of the doctor, you can avoid the problems caused by this problem. You can also have asthma flare-ups due to stress and tension.

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