Category: Asthma

Asthma is a long term lung condition that changes how the breathing tubes function. The tubes that carry air in and out of the lungs become inflamed, sensitive and narrowed. Recurring breathing symptoms always deserve a proper medical assessment. A cough that returns every few weeks, a whistling sound from the chest, or a squeezing […]

If you have ever wheezed, coughed, or struggled to catch your breath, you have probably wondered what is really going on inside your lungs. Two of the most common chronic lung conditions, COPD and asthma, share many of the same symptoms, yet they are not the same disease. Understanding copd vs asthma is the first […]

Asthma is a chronic (long-term) lung condition where the airways become inflamed, narrow, and produce excess mucus—making breathing difficult. Is asthma curable? This is the easiest question to ask and the toughest question to answer in medical science. Why is it the toughest question to answer? The reason is that nobody is sure how to […]

An asthma cough can be especially frustrating at night. You may feel fine during the day but then start coughing after lying down or wake up repeatedly because your airways are irritated. Nighttime coughing can happen for several reasons, including asthma symptoms themselves, bedroom allergens, reflux or nasal problems. If you have asthma and regularly […]

Asthma inhalers are handheld devices that deliver medicine directly into the lungs to control Asthma. They are the most effective and commonly used treatment because they act quickly where the problem occurs—inside the airways. Suffering from asthma does pose many issues for the body. Both men and women can develop such a condition. It is […]