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Health Matters: Asthma
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If you suffer from Asthma, coughing, wheezing, and shortness of breath can be part of your daily routine. Want to inhale some new information about this chronic disease? Join expert Michael J. Welch, MD, and our host David Granet, MD, as they discuss the latest research and treatment options. Series: Health Matters [11/2008] [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 14194]
Duration : 0:28:58
8 Comments
June 20th, 2009 at 9:22 pm
I was wearing Alex …
I was wearing Alex Chiu’s Immortality Rings for almost a month and now I don’t have asthma outbreak anymore. You guys should look into it.
June 20th, 2009 at 9:22 pm
Watch this video of …
Watch this video of how to relieve your asthma instead naturally.
Watch every second of it. There is two part of it.
/watch?v=x-m5-ApBVW0&feature=channel_page
June 20th, 2009 at 9:22 pm
I’m one of the …
I’m one of the unlucky one’s who wasn’t diagnosed when i was a child then stupid enough to take up smoking about 6 years down the line the s*it hits the fan. Now I’m having asthma attacks every morning waking me up which is the worst time of the day to be awaken by such a horrid feeling of not able to get a full breath in , I’ve had them to the point where I’m getting dizzy n faint because of the lack of breath.i have it worst with temperature change just opening a door can trigger one.
June 20th, 2009 at 9:22 pm
I take DHEA-I have …
I take DHEA-I have a truly horrible co-morbidity of Emphysema AND Asthma. I have learned how to rebound and keep a bit of salt handy in my purse. I have learned how to “breathe” properly, and I also make sure I have a Benadryl I can chew in an emegency. I am ill-but very active. “Guafienisene” is a mucous-thinning medication you can buy OVER THE COUNTER-will also help. Best Wishes-I learned how to breathe through the nose when feeling “wheezy” also. I stay vitaminized too.
June 20th, 2009 at 9:22 pm
#3.
The before …
#3.
The before said were horrible episodes, but yet, not even compared to what happened a few months before, that was something I can’t explain like I wish I could. I was eating icecream while smoking a cigarette. Out of the blue, my whole throat (or entrance to the lung?) -closed! and each time I tried to breath, the worse it got. This lasted for about several minutes until I could put myself together.
It was aspiration (I had to learn how to drink and how to eat).
June 20th, 2009 at 9:22 pm
Three times in …
Three times in different ocations I had three attacks at work (that was before I even thought of asthma and therefore without an inhaler).
I was on my knees without even being able to breath. It felt as if an insect stung me in the back of the throat.
Well, as it came it went.
I figured it was a combination of dry mouth and the exposured to an A/C air vent in close range. During nights, I snored, cough and whistled (more than coughing).
Continue on emore time #3
June 20th, 2009 at 9:22 pm
I have asthma and …
I have asthma and seldom I get an serious attack, and serious that is because when I do get one, I panic, my heart rate goes faster than I can think, my breathing very restricted goes fast with a loud noise that can be heard about 60 feet, my whole body shakes and my legs get very weak.
It’s a horrible experience. The last one I tried the inhaler (ProAir) and it took like seven puffs to work.
Continue next.
June 20th, 2009 at 9:22 pm
My asthma is the …
My asthma is the worst for every 4 million people approximately. I’ve had enough asthma attacks for 4 million people.
It is not fun.