Asthma is a lifelong non-curable common lung disease in which a persons's airway becomes swelled, causing sensitivity and narrowing, in results makes it hard to breath. Swelling and the production of excess mucus also make it more difficult to pass air through.Other symptoms may include tightness in the chest, wheezing or coughing and fatigue. If your asthma is left untreated, your symptoms may worsen.
As part of your treatment, you may need daily medications an a rescue inhaler. It is important to take these medications as prescribed, even if you don't feel symptoms or notice any changes immediately. It may take up to 2 weeks or longer for your medications to start taking effect for you to feel the benefits.
Everyone has different asthma triggers that can make their symptoms worse. Although, asthma cannot be cured, by working with your health care provider, you can learn how to manage and keep it under control. Your doctor, pharmacist and nurse will do their best to make a treatment plan that works best for you. You should have an open communication about how well or poorly your treatment is working throughout your prognosis to help you feel in control.
Provided on the right side of the screen is a list of external links to help in researching and finding the right treatment and care for yourself or your loved one.
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