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Important Tips to Deal with Asthma Allergy

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Asthma allergy is the most prominent form of allergy today. Also, it can be inherited which means one can get it at a young age. The diagnosis process of asthma allergy is quite simple but for this, you have to visit a reputed allergy and asthma center . They have a team of asthma specialists who with the help of testing immediately determine if you do have asthma or just some of other kind of allergy. Symptoms of Asthma Allergy Fever Headache Chronic coughing Difficulty in breathing Scratchy or sore throat Rapid breathing or wheezing Itchy, watery eyes Continuous sneezing Chest pain or tightness Runny nose Restlessness Some of the above symptoms are also found in conditions like sinusitis, influenza and pulmonary disease, so make sure you see an Asthma Allergy Doctor for a more precise diagnosis. Because what you thought as an asthma allergy may turn out to be something else. An asthma allergy reaction can vary from mild to moderate and can be identified with ...
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Allergy and Asthma: Check Out the Correlation

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You might be wondering about the correlation between allergies and asthma. Well, the allergies and asthma have a lot in common that can make you feel pathetic, dismal and gloomy. If you looking for allergy and asthma center, you must fix an appointment with an asthma specialist, in case you are having difficulty in breathing due to allergy. Allergies are basically our body’s immune response and occur when our body mistakenly takes a substance as dangerous, which commonly includes pollen, eggs etc. These allergies often lead to asthma for many. On the other hand, these allergies other than asthmatic attacks can give you sneezing fits, fever and watery eyes. The allergies which cause asthma other than sneezing, fever, and runny nose are termed as Allergic Asthma.  How Can Allergic Reactions Lead To Asthmatic Attacks?  Allergies are caused when our immune system identifies any substance that causes reactions which includes tree pollens, food, etc. Due to thi...
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Types of Asthma and its Diagnosis

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There are many different types of asthma and all the different types of asthma involve airway inflammation. However, researchers have found symptoms and body processes that make up these types of asthma.  A Few Types of Asthma are the following:- Allergic asthma and Non-allergic asthma Allergic bronchopulmonary mycosis Aspirin induced asthma and Exercise induced asthma Adult onset asthma Asthma with fixed airflow obstruction   How is the Type of Asthma diagnosed? Asthma is diagnosed on the basis of symptoms. Also, physical examination and lung function tests. Your Asthma Allergy Doctor will ask about the type and frequency of your asthma symptom and attacks .  Inhaled corticosteroids are usually used to treat people with asthma. However, for some people, these medications do not work well.  Spirometry is a lung function test used to diagnose asthma . This test checks how much and how quickly you can exhale air. Also, this test differe...
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Location: Phoenix, AZ, USA
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A Summary on Causes of Asthma Allergy and it’s Prevention

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The overreaction of your immune system to a foreign protein substance is defined as allergy. Due to the allergic asthma, the airways become inflamed and flooded with mucus. There are few symptoms of allergy induced asthma such as excessive sneezing and runny nose, burning mouth or throat. Also, coughing and wheezing, trouble in breathing. People who suffer from both allergies and asthma exhibit certain characteristic physical attributes such as constant nasal itching, large under eye circles etc. Which Allergens Should be avoided? If you have allergic asthma, your airways are extra sensitive to certain allergens such as:- Pollen should be avoided. Some of the most common sources of pollen are orchard grass, timothy grass etc. Another leading contributor to allergy-induced asthma is the floral weed. Some of the common weed allergens include pigweed and tumbleweed. Also, it is important to avoid fragrances, air pollution and pet dander. These are found in th...
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How Can We Combat Asthma Allergy?

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Allergic asthma is an obstruction and swelling of an airway. Over 2.5 million children under the age of 18 suffer from allergic asthma. Signs of allergic and non-allergic asthma are coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath or rapid breathing etc. It is triggered by inhaled allergens such as dust mite allergens, pollen and others. There are some strategies that can be used to fight asthma allergy. They are as follows:- By Consumption of antihistamines – It helps in reducing sneezing, runny nose and itchiness of allergies. It can be used to minimize certain symptoms of asthma and allergies . By using decongestants - These decongestants help temporarily for relieving the symptoms of allergies like the stuffy nose. Drops and nose sprays shouldn't be used for more than 3 days because you can become dependent on them and they can dry the nasal membranes. By the use of nasal steroid sprays – They can decrease the reaction of the nasal tissues to inhaled allergens and i...
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Different Types of Asthma and Treatments

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Asthma is a common disease these days. A vast number of people are affected by Asthma. There are Three Main Types of Asthma as Discussed Here - The first type of asthma is allergic asthma. It is caused by airborne and seasonal allergens. Some of these Allergens include pollen, mold, dust mites. Once you are exposed to an allergen, it acts as a trigger for an asthma attack, causing coughing, and shortness of breath. By avoiding the allergen, the asthma can be controlled. The secondtype of asthma is idiopathic or non-allergic asthma. This is not related to any specific allergen or substance. Common triggers for non-allergic asthma include the common cold, a respiratory tract infection, exercise, environmental pollution etc. Over time, asthma attacks can become more frequent and severe if left untreated. The third main type of asthma is mixed asthma. One could have a combination of both allergic and non-allergic asthma . This is the most commonly diagnosed. Different ...
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