Nearly all of us have at some point in our lives encountered someone who has asthma. It can be a friend, a relative, or someone you know. Did you know that the number of individuals with asthma, particularly children, is increasing every year? Knowing the warning signs and symptoms can help you obtain early treatment from a doctor who specialises in treating asthma. Let's examine what asthma is, its causes, and possible treatments.

What Are Asthma Symptoms?

Asthma's typical signs and symptoms include :- Difficulty breathing, Chest tightness, Wheeze and coughing. wheeze and coughing

What Causes Asthma, exactly?

Asthma has a variety of causes; to determine the cause, speak with an asthma specialist. Asthma's causes include

Genetics/Hereditary: You are more likely to get asthma if your family has a history of the condition. History of Viral Infection: Asthma is more likely to develop if you have severe viral infections as a youngster.

Exposure to allergen: Asthma risk is increased by frequent exposure to allergens and irritants.

Treatment for Asthma

There are three main types of asthma treatments:

Breathing exercises, spirometry, emergency care, and long-term asthma medicines.