It is hard to describe the terrible feeling of an asthma attack. You might feel dizzy due to the lack of oxygen in your brain or hear a heavy ringing in the ear resonating with the panting in your lungs. It is a chronic condition that often catches you unguarded and swiftly aggravates if you do not pay enough attention.
So, is there a way to relieve asthma attacks and control their recurrence in the long term?
What Is Asthma?
Asthma is an inflammation of your airways. It occurs when your airways narrow, swell and produce extra mucus, and causes coughing or shortness of breath. For some people, asthma is a minor nuisance. For others, however, it can even be life-threatening.
Asthma usually lasts a lifetime. Fortunately, it can be effectively controlled under proper management.
Symptoms of Asthma
Everyone may have different experiences with asthma. Some have occasional asthma attacks, while others have symptoms frequently. Common signs and symptoms of asthma attacks include:
- Chest tightness or pain
- Coughing
- Shortness of breath
- Wheezing
These symptoms can be mild or severe, and severe ones may require emergency care.
Causes of Asthma
The exact causes of asthma are unknown, but scientists have found some possible factors, such as allergies, environment, genetics, and infections.
An asthma attack, however, usually has a traceable trigger. Common triggers of asthma attacks include:
- Allergens (pollen, dust mites, mold spores, and pet dander)
- Chemicals
- Exercises
- Infections
- Smoking
- Stress or strong emotions
If you are very sensitive to possible triggers, even inhaling cold air can inflame an asthma attack. Also, certain medications may have side effects that can cause asthma attacks.
Treatments of Asthma
Prevention and long-term control are key to stopping asthma attacks before they start. A doctor will prescribe suitable short-term relief and long-term management drugs according to your situation.
Other methods to prevent asthma attacks include:
Keep a record to help determine the possible triggers
Record the time and reasons for your asthma attacks to help your doctor and yourself figure out what may induce your asthma symptoms.
Avoid triggers
Once you know the exact factors or allergens of your asthma attacks, you should try your best to avoid the triggers.
Exercise
While exercises can lead to asthma attacks, mild ones can actually help relieve your symptoms. Talk to a doctor to know which are safe for you and how to gradually increase the intensity.
Take medications according to the doctor’s advice
Sometimes you may think your condition has improved, but if you stop taking drugs, the symptoms can come back and become worse. Therefore, it is critical to follow the doctor’s advice when taking medicines. In addition, always keep some medications around you to prevent severe attacks.
MicroGen for Asthma
HeaWea MicroGen is an advanced frequency healing device with a comprehensive database containing more than 60,000 programs. It can relieve thousands of conditions, including asthma. You can search “asthma” in the free software to find related programs. Here is a screenshot of recommended programs.
We recommend putting the TENS pads on your right chest near the lungs and airways.
With careful management, one can reduce the frequency of asthma attacks or even eliminate them completely. If you or your loved ones have asthma, make sure they follow the advice in this article and use MicroGen to relieve the condition.
