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[Kurtsky Keigee]

Share tips,cures & more to prevent asthma attacks.

[avel69us]

the best way is to avoid allergens. usually asthma all boil down on what triggers the attack. stop asthma by avoiding your allergen

[cocoy0]

I got over my childhood asthma. I don't know what exactly the "cure" was, but I dare say it was not one thing.

[maniaclara]

know your allergens and avoid them at all costs.
do cardio and breathing exercise - swimming would be the best.
also, always be ready with anti-asthma medication in case of emergency. (i have an inhaler)

[jcsantos]

they say swimming is a cure ( exercising the lungs )
my son is drinking some sort of allergy medication to prevent asthma attack,

[daxmd]

try Butyenko breathing exercises (google it - it does wonders).

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[Kurtsky Keigee]

What do you do when your allergic asthma recurs?

[Genesis_MD]

Inhaled corticosteroids to control/prevent symptoms. Salbutamol nebulization to relieve attacks.

[lovely_fucker]

Kapag inaatake na ako ng Asthma.
Gumagamit ako ng nebulizer..
Madalang lang ako atakehin
Allergic ako sa mga balahibo ng asO at ng pusa. Alikabok.

[nwebe]

During my college days, nawala asthma ko when I became active in sports.  Bumalik dahil panay ang sunog ng kilay sa mga projects at thesis.  Nowadays, I keep an inhaler within reach -- pump na agad kapag naramdaman ko ng magsisimula nang umarya yung asthma.

 

I know a number of asthmatics na nawala yung asthma nila nung madalas silang mag-swimming.

[Queen Darkeinjel]

Unfortunately, there is no one cure. 

 

Swimming though helps to exercise the lungs and helps you control your breathing. If you don't live near the ocean, try going for an early morning swim in your subdivision's swimming pool. It helps. I know, I used to do this every weekend.

 

Know what you're allergic to and try to avoid it as much as possible. I am not allergic to it, but the drastic changes in weather triggers my asthma. Sad to say, it can't be avoided. I can't tell mother nature to stop changing. Keep an inhaler within reach, just in case you need it.

 

Lastly, follow your doctor's orders. If your MD says that you should use an inhaler for maintenance, then do so. This will help to prevent serious attacks should you be exposed to any of your allergens. 

[maduro]

thanks for the advices meron din ako hika really hard to be active

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