Asthma Free

June 29, 2010

  • Why do opiates seem to help my asthma?

    Sardiamo asked: I know that opiates are supposed to “supress breathing”, but I seem to breath a lot better on them. I have fibromyalgia and take percocets for flare ups. When I’m not taking them, my asthma bothers me so much more. I’ve experienced this with all the opiates I’ve taken.Jessica

June 24, 2010

  • Treating Asthma (Asthma #2)

    illumistream asked:

    Asthma doesn’t need to be a prescription to sit on the sidelines of life! A plethora of treatments can help sufferers boast normal, active existences.Watch More Health Videos at Health Guru: www.healthguru.comEmanuel

June 23, 2010

  • Cough-Variant Asthma (Asthma #6)

    illumistream asked:

    Did you know that some asthma-sufferers have no trouble breathing? A different variety of the disease, cough-variant asthma, is just as serious as the more common version.Watch More Health Videos at Health Guru: www.healthguru.comJustine

June 8, 2010

  • Is my breathing different do I have asthma?

    selenagomezfan asked: When I was running yesterday on my 12th lap (each lap is 1/4 of a mile). my side started to hurt so then I started walk then i was suppose to pick up my pace and then I couldn’t catch my breath like I was gasping for air. Do I have asthma? Do [...]

May 24, 2010

  • Asthma management

    Asthmamanagement asked:

    Health Heroes, an educational healthcare show on the Discovery Channel, have aired (on April 30, 2010) an exciting segment that features asthma managemnt by measuring the airway inflammation. NIOX MINO, which measures the quantity of nitric oxide in the exhaled breath, was selected due to its innovation an exciting new technology that can [...]

  • hi i want to find out from asthma sufferers do you have constant chest pain?

    olive oil asked: I am asthmatic and sometimes i dont have the “asthma” attack but instead a dull chest ache i have been checked by a DR and given the all clear does anyone have the same problem and any suggestions about how to stop it?Morgan

May 22, 2010

  • Are there natural alternatives to treating a two year old’s asthma?

    Mark asked: My two year old had asthma set in when my wife experienced some external stress. Over a year of these treatments has achieved mild improvement but no clearing up of the symptoms in sight. Are there natural or Naturopath alternatives? Links to sources you personally have found credible [...]

May 17, 2010

  • Which exercises are best for those with asthma?

    Undisputed Jericho asked: Hiya. I have moderate asthma which prevents me from running long distances or playing intense sport. Due to this problem I’ve found exercise difficult and as such I have put on weight in recent years. Can you recommend a suitable work out for me? Appreciate it.Madelyn

May 9, 2010

  • Obama Asthma Teleprompter Gaffe

    itsallabouttheU111 asked:

    Obama is giving a speech about healthcare and his teleprompter goes out. This shows who the real Obama is.Bentley

May 5, 2010

  • If I were to get a lung transplant, would I still have asthma?

    ial926 asked: Not like major surgery would be a desirable alternative to good asthma management, but more of a curiosity: suppose, for some medically viable reason, I got a lung transplant. Would I still have asthma? Is it something inherent to my lungs, or something about my immune system/body in general?
    Along [...]

May 1, 2010

  • Understanding Asthma (Asthma #1)

    illumistream asked:

    More than 20 million Americans have some form of the disease known as asthma. Get the basics on this common condition.Watch More Health Videos at Health Guru: www.healthguru.comClaire

April 25, 2010

  • Health: Living With: Asthma - NYTimes.com/Video

    TheNewYorkTimes asked:

    While doctors do not know why asthma rates are higher in cities, they can treat the disease using medication and allergy shots. Related articles: tinyurl.comGianni

April 24, 2010

  • Childhood Asthma (Asthma #4)

    illumistream asked:

    Nine million American children suffer from the chronic respiratory condition known as childhood-onset asthma. If yours is among them, you’ll want to know all about helping your little one.Watch More Health Videos at Health Guru: www.healthguru.comLesly

  • If you had asthma when younger, should you be in a room with wet paint?

    clz19872005 asked: My brothers wanted to paint a room and they wanted me to help. I told them I heard that I shouldn’t be in a room with paint fumes due to asthma, espcailly since when i was younger I wasn’t allowed to be in those rooms with wet paint. Even though I havent had [...]

April 19, 2010

  • Is asthma taken seriously in the military?

    DavidM asked: One of the military’s requirements is that you shouldn’t have asthma after twelve years-old. Do they take that seriously?
    Like say for example, if you outgrew it when you where 15. Would you get in trouble?Chaya

April 9, 2010

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March 18, 2010

  • Is there an asthma doctor or a pediatrician in the house?

    textank76 asked: okay - I have a 9 year old little girl and she has asthma. I know that it is springtime, so her allergies and asthma are acting up a little as well as mine. But, I have noticed the last 2 times when she has eaten chocolate, she has become very phlegmy. Is [...]

  • How bad is it to smoke pot and have asthma?

    M W asked: I have asthma and im going to a party on friday and pot will probably be involved i was wondering how bad it would be if i smoked a joint. This will be my first and last time doing it so how bad will it be to do it just one time. [...]

March 17, 2010

  • Arogyadham Ek Vardan - Yoga for Asthma (Dama) Part 1

    adhamvideo asked:

    Asthma is a common chronic inflammatory disease of the airways characterized by variable and recurring symptoms, airflow obstruction, and bronchospasm.Symptoms include wheezing, cough, chest tightness, and shortness of breath. Amrit Raj is a fourth generation Ayurvedic Doctor and Certified 500 Hours Yoga Teacher from Yoga Alliance USA is describing the cause and remedies [...]

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