Recognising an Acute Attack
Even mild asthmatics can have severe attacks and therefore it is important to recognise the early signs so that you
Continue readingEven mild asthmatics can have severe attacks and therefore it is important to recognise the early signs so that you
Continue readingThe symptoms of asthma vary greatly from person to person and from attack to attack for the same person. Your
Continue readingInflammation is an essential part of the functioning of a normal lung. Tiny areas of inflammation occur thousands of times
Continue readingThe nervous system is the cornerstone to our ability to perceive, adapt to, and interact with the world around you.
Continue readingGas exchange will only occur if the alveoli are regularly flushed with fresh air; this happens with each breathing cycle
Continue readingThe respiratory centre in the brainstem is responsible for controlling your breathing rate – it sends a message to your
Continue readingThe main purpose of breathing is to supply the body with sufficient oxygen and to remove excess amounts of carbon
Continue readingLet’s look at what asthma is not about. Here are some of the common myths about asthma and the reasons
Continue readingAsthma is a very individual condition and the level of severity differs from person to person. As a result asthma
Continue readingClassifying Asthma Over the years, there have been several ways of classifying asthma and of distinguishing one form of the
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