Asthma treatment

What are the causes and symptoms of asthma and what is the treatment of asthma? Asthma most often affects the respiratory system of children, but it can also affect adults. Recurrent episodes of shortness of breath, wheezing and other symptoms are caused by air entering these spaces.

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What is asthma?

Asthma is a chronic condition that narrows and inflames the patient's airways, and causes a lot of sticky secretions (mucus), which obstructs normal breathing and causes coughing.

Asthma usually first appears in childhood, but it can also occur later in life. 

If the patient follows the doctor's instructions and uses prescribed treatments to relieve his symptoms, asthma does not interfere with his ability to engage in various activities of daily living and asthma cannot be cured permanently, but skipping treatment may lead to serious problems.

What distinguishes chest sensitivity from asthma?

How can we distinguish between asthma and the medical disease known as "allergy chest" which is usually used to describe the condition of a patient who has difficulty breathing due to exposure to dust particles or seasonal changes?

Untreated asthma is one of the causes of asthma, which is essentially a chronic disorder characterized by narrowed airways that impede breathing.

Asthma symptoms

Before talking about the treatment of asthma, we first know its symptoms, and thesymptoms of asthma may differ from one person to another. You may experience rare asthma attacks, and only occasionally have symptoms, such as when you exercise, or have persistent symptoms.

Asthma signs and symptoms include:

• Difficulty breathing
• Chest tightness or discomfort
• When children have asthma, wheezing is a common symptom.
• Difficulty sleeping due to coughing, wheezing, or shortness
• of breath Coughing or wheezing episodes exacerbated by respiratory diseases, such as cold or flu

Types of asthma Asthma

treatment varies from person to person based on the type of disease and its degree andProgram, asthma is divided into

Asthma

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• Awareness
• Fewer than two days per month had a high frequency of nocturnal asthma symptoms.
• If the evaluation is done without the patient having an acute asthma attack, the lung function test gives positive results.

Mild and persistent

asthma Mild chronic asthma is indicated by:

• More than two days a week, but not every day, symptoms return.
• The patient's symptoms make it difficult for him to carry out his daily activities.
• Three to four times a month, nocturnal symptoms occur.
• If the patient does not have an acute asthma attack at the time of the evaluation, the lung function test gives positive results.

Mild chronic asthma

In case of moderate chronic asthma:

• The effects of asthma make it difficult for the patient to carry out his daily activities.
• Nocturnal asthma symptoms occur more than once a week but not every day.
• Poor results have been found on lung function tests.

Severe and persistent asthma

This type of asthma causes:

• The patient cannot perform any tasks because of it.
• There are nocturnal symptoms almost every day.
• Respiratory and pulmonary function tests are unsatisfactory.

Causes and risk factors for asthma

It is not clear why some people develop asthma while others do not, and it is possible that a number of environmental and genetic factors interact to cause asthma in some people, so asthma treatment methods vary.

Symptoms and signs of asthma can range from person to person, and can be triggered by exposure to a wide range of substances that trigger hypersensitivity, such as:

• pollen, animal scales, molds, dust mites, and cockroaches are some examples of airborne allergens. .
• Respiratory infections, such as infections caused by the common cold.
• Exercising in the cold air.
• Pollutants in the air such as smoking.
• A few medications such as aspirin, beta-blockers, and other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.
• Extreme tension and irritability.
•  Food products containing preservatives.
• GERD due to gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) that affects the throat.
•  menstruation in women
• Food allergy responses to foods such as pistachios.

Millions of adults and children suffer from a common disease known as asthma, which is identified in an increasing number of individuals each year but whose etiology remains unclear.

Asthma treatment

Avoiding triggers and using one or more medications are common components of asthma treatment. People with persistent asthma usually use a combination of long-acting asthma control medications and inhalers for quick relief. Asthma treatment varies from person to person.

Because asthma changes over time, ongoing medical monitoring is necessary to monitor symptoms and identify any necessary adjustments to the treatment plan so that it is always appropriate for the condition.

Medications used to treat asthma include long-acting medications to control asthma, medications for rapid recovery, and medications to treat hypersensitivity.

Preventing Asthma Triggers

A gradual program of action can be developed to help manage asthma and avoid asthma attacks through cooperation and collaborative work with the doctor, and it consists of the following:

• Develop an asthma action plan.
• Learn about the causes of asthma and take the necessary precautions about them.
• Monitor your breathing
• Early detection and treatment of seizures is important.

Asthma treatment with cloves

We must first emphasize that cloves do not cure asthma and there is no current treatment for the chronic condition known as asthma. However, by reducing the severity of asthma symptoms, many medications and natural remedies can benefit the quality of life of an asthmatic patient.

Clove is a popular ingredient in natural recipes because it has the ability to relieve a number of asthma symptoms, including difficulty breathing, chest pain and wheezing.

• Drink clove tea.
• Clove brewed tea can be used as a clove remedy.

The steps for making this tea are as follows:

• Grind a tablespoon of cloves.
• Put the clove powder in a saucepan with a cup of boiling water.
• After three minutes, the pot is removed from the flame.
• Clove tea is made by filtering hot water through the remnants of cloves, then served hot.
• To treat asthma with cloves, it is recommended to drink two to three cups of clove tea daily.
• You can also try inhaling steam from a hot cup of clove tea to relieve asthma symptoms.

Treatment of asthma by massage with clove oil 

• By massaging the chest with clove oil, you can try to treat asthma with cloves, but it is necessary to remember that clove oil is an essential oil, and essential oils must be diluted with carrier oils before applying them topically to the skin.
• In order to gently massage the chest area, a few drops of clove oil can be mixed with several tablespoons of carrier oil.

Today we talked about the different ways to treat asthma with herbs and natural methods, but caution must be exercised when following any of these recipes and a specialist doctor must be consulted before starting any method.