Symptoms of Asthma: Inflammation Airways and Chest Tightness

Symptoms of Asthma Inflammation
The symptoms of asthma occur together with variations in the diameter of medium- size airways such that it is increasingly difficult to exhale. Narrowing of the airways can occur because of smooth muscle contraction, edema or swelling of the wall, or increased mucus in the airways. However, it is increasingly clear that the pathologic event underlying most cases of asthma is acute inflammation of the airway walls. (more…)

Exercise Induced Asthma Causes and Symptoms

Exercise-induced asthma is a feeling of shortness of breath, with the presence of cough, wheezing, and chest tightness after physical exercise.

Normally the bronchial tree and bronchial vessels responds to exercise with increasing radius of the interior of the bronchi (bronchodilation), (more…)

Exercise Induced Bronchospasm and Asthma: Symptoms and Treatment

exercise induced bronchospasm
Up to 85% of asthmatics patients have symptoms of wheezing during or after exercise. Moreover, many patients diagnosed with allergies or asthma have family allergy history and bronchospasm. Bronchospasm or a bronchial spasm is a sudden constriction of the muscles in the walls of the bronchioles. Bronchospasm is one of the condition or tightness of the airways caused by exercise. (more…)

Asthma - What is it and the Possible Environmental Causes of Asthma

environmental causes of asthma
Asthma is a disease which affects the airways. The inside lining of an asthmatic’s airways are swollen or inflamed. It affects the air passages that carry oxygen to and from your lungs. Anyone who suffers from this chronic condition is termed as being asthmatic. It is widespread and makes breathing difficult for more than 23 million Americans.

The sad part about having this disease, is the lack of respect that they get from others. I find that most people are thoughtless and uncaring toward individuals with (more…)