Symptoms are most indicative of asthma if:
- Symptoms occur in response to a trigger, like an allergen or exercise.
- Symptoms of asthma become worse at night and during the early hours of the morning.
- Symptoms occur often and keep coming back.
These symptoms of asthma can become worse when the weather changes or if the person is suffering from a cold. Dust, green grass, pollen, smoke, animal drooping, and the strong smell of perfume and feathers are some of the common triggers for asthma.
Conclusion
Asthma is caused by a person being exposed to irritants in the environment that trigger allergic reactions in the lungs. Inflammation of the lungs and the production of sticky mucous clog the airways, resulting in breathing difficulties. Common symptoms of asthma include wheezing, tightening of the chest muscles, rapid breathing, and breathing difficulties that become worse at night and in the early morning. Common triggers of asthma are pollen, green grass, environmental pollutants, exercise, etc. Genetics, modern lifestyles, environmental pollutants, obesity, developmental problems, and other allergic conditions are some of the risk factors for the development of asthma. Also, ensure that you have a health insurance plan in place to safeguard yourself against any financial stress.
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