Bronchial Asthma
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Asthma is a
condition in which your airways narrow and swell and produce extra mucus. This
can make breathing difficult and trigger coughing, wheezing and shortness of
breath. There are over 30 crore asthmatics in the world.
For some asthma
can be a minor issue for others it can be a major problem that interferes with
their day to day activities and may lead to life threatening asthma attacks.
The primary reason why asthma develops in some people and not in others isn’t
well understood, but a combination of family history and exposure to allergens
like pollen, house dust, moulds, mites, animal dander, smoke, strong odors and
chemicals are the major triggering factors. Likewise certain conventional
medications like pain killers, certain foods, infections like flu, common cold
can also trigger asthma.
Signs and
symptoms of asthma include:
·
Shortness of
breath
·
Coughing or
wheezing attacks that are worsened by common cold or flu
·
Trouble sleeping
caused by shortness of breath or coughing
Homeopathy is
extremely effective and safe in treating asthma cases of recent origin and in
children homoeopathy has shown curative results and in chronic cases homeopathy
helps in improving the resistance and makes the person less prone to recurrent
respiratory ailments. Homeopathy has shown noticeable reduction in the
intensity and recurrence of the attacks a disease free period is achievable in
a significant number of patients.
Commonly used Homeopathic
Medicines in Asthma are arsenicum album, antimonium tart,
blatta orientalis, ipecac, kali bichromium, lobeliua inflata, nux vomica and
natrum sulp. But you should always use any on these medicines under the
supervision of a doctor. Although people with asthma are on medication you can
always do several things on your own to maintain your health and lessen the Possibility
of Asthma Attacks like:
·
avoid asthma
triggers
·
stop smoking
·
regular moderate
exercise
·
lose weight if
you are obese
·
take care in cold
weather
·
eat healthy
·
avoid medication
which trigger asthma like aspirin

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