Asthma attacks may be fatal for people suffering from this respiratory disease, which makes knowing how to deal with these attacks very important.
Melinda Rathkopf, a specialist in the Center for Allergy, Asthma and Immunology in Alaska, the symptoms of sudden asthma attacks include difficulty in breathing, coughing, increased mucus, feeling of pressure in the chest area, even difficulty in speech, and turning the color of lips and fingers to blue due to lack of oxygen.
One of the causes of allergic asthma, the spread of pollen in the atmosphere at certain seasons, mold and dust, hair flying from animals such as cats, and increase respiratory infections of the risk of asthma attacks.
The smell of cigarettes and perfumes, psychological pressure, cold air, vigorous exercise, are also exacerbated by the symptoms of asthma.
Healthcare offers a range of advice based on the opinions of specialists and doctors to deal with asthma and seizures:
- If you know the triggers of your asthma attack, go away immediately. If, for example, you enter a house with a cat and feel shortness of breath, go quickly, or cover your mouth with a windscreen.
- Know what to do when you have an asthma attack at your doctor's advice, and always take your medication for this purpose.
- Always carry your inhaler even if you do not have an asthma attack, given the importance of such sprays in rapid expansion of the airways.
- Try to calm as much as possible, and breathe slowly during the seizure, Vzdk will make it worse, and will not help in the treatment of your condition.
- Get medical help When you feel that your condition is bad and require medical attention, the person with the asthma is the most likely person to determine his condition. Try the sprayer once and repeat, and if this is not feasible, urgent medical assistance is required.
