Well I got a nasal one all I had to do was breath in simple I would honestly say get one it’s not worth catching flu especially with asthma could end up in hospital with flu and asthma
I’m on a blue inhaler and a white one Also tablets for it What affects you makes you out of Breath I hate having asthma feels like such a burden Would like to know what/ how other people coupe
I have a brown and a blue inhaler. my asthma is more seasonal so when the season changes my asthma flares up. usually more In the winter with the cold
I used to exercise a lot and actually get involved in sports more than those who didn’t have asthma 🙃 I never had a problem with exercising etc I used to enjoy it and made me feel better.
I used to exercise a lot and actually get involved in sports more than those who didn’t have asthma 🙃 I never had a problem with exercising etc I used to enjoy it and made me feel better.
There are different severity’s of asthma yours sounds quite mild however people can built up tolerances to certain things like i said excising can strengthen the lungs
JUST ANOTHER QUESTION who’s else has asthma and an existing allergy so find most people who have asthma have this as well as an allergy I myself have a nut allergy
I get it if it's too cold or too hot. Annoying. I also get it with certain smells. Actually, it seems that anything that smells is a trigger. I've even had triggers from the small of face wash. Cigarette smoke is a trigger too.
I was told it was exercise induced. But exercise does help.
I get it if it's too cold or too hot. Annoying. I also get it with certain smells. Actually, it seems that anything that smells is a trigger. I've even had triggers from the small of face wash. Cigarette smoke is a trigger too.
I was told it was exercise induced. But exercise does help.
I have exercise induced asthma too but was told the more exercise you do the better. Think the idea is that if walking is the most you ever do then it's pretty easy to do something strenuous enough to induce an attack... if running a marathon is 'normal' for you then it's going to take a lot of get you out of breath etc.
Don’t have any allergies but had excema as a child. have 4 inhalers, symbicort, atrovent oxis and reliever. and montelukast tablets What sets me off? Cold air, hot air, deodorant, perfume, most strong smells. Exercise
There are different severity’s of asthma yours sounds quite mild however people can built up tolerances to certain things like i said excising can strengthen the lungs
Yh that’s true. At the start, it was not that mild but with time it did get mild. Then the doctors said I don’t need inhalers anymore or need to come in for check ups, so haven’t had any inhalers since.
I've had asthma all of my life and I genuinely forget about it. I am in such a habit of taking my inhalers in auto pilot. It barely affects me now because I manage it and have the strongest inhalers. I still get days/nights where I'll randomly get a tight chest and need my inhaler but on the whole, it doesn't bother me too much and I have other health conditions which take my mind off it.
I’m on a blue inhaler and a white one Also tablets for it What affects you makes you out of Breath I hate having asthma feels like such a burden Would like to know what/ how other people coupe
I’m on a blue inhaler and a white one Also tablets for it What affects you makes you out of Breath I hate having asthma feels like such a burden Would like to know what/ how other people coupe
The cold really affects my asthma. My breathing is really affected in the night I don't feel right when I sleep and I snore really bad because of it. Also I have a blue and brown inhaler.
I’m on a blue inhaler and a white one Also tablets for it What affects you makes you out of Breath I hate having asthma feels like such a burden Would like to know what/ how other people coupe
I literally hate my asthma. Got diagnosed with it almost a year ago. It's mainly sudden changes in weather, dust (colds) and sports that affects me. But the doctors think one of the main causes as to why I developed asthma was because of tonsillitis. Mann I hate tonsillitis too. Had it about 14 times last year and ever since I've had a blocked nose and a cold for practically every day of this year. I'm due for a tonsillectomy and an adenoidectomy soon so hopefully that'll sort things out! )
I have a blue inhaler, and a horribly sickly-sweet-tasting brown one that's supposed to be preventative, if I ever remembered to take it...
Cold air is my main trigger, so I'm not looking forward to the next few months. Sometimes my breathing gets bad enough that I'll get out of breath from just sitting down- which makes walking anywhere or going outside a nuisance. Pollen and dust tend to aggravate my asthma as well, if to a lesser extent.
I really want to try and improve my health though- I've been eyeing up a few blacksmithing classes for the past year, and I want to be fit enough to try one without hacking up a lung.
I'm exactly the same! Except for the blacksmithing thing.😂
I have asthma and I forgot to take me brown inhaler all the time but recently I have been getting the effects from not taking it and my doctor has said I could die if I carry on. But it is different for others