Coping With Asthma

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If you suffer with asthma, you will no doubt be familiar with the

uncomfortable sensations as your bronchial tubes begin to narrow and

your muscles around them start to tighten. A sticky mucus known as

phlegm begins to produce and increase within your bronchial tubes and

you begin to wheeze, cough and struggle to breathe.

As these symptoms continue, you will also start to feel a restrictive

tightness

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If you suffer with asthma, you will no doubt be familiar with the

uncomfortable sensations as your bronchial tubes begin to narrow and

your muscles around them start to tighten. A sticky mucus known as

phlegm begins to produce and increase within your bronchial tubes and

you begin to wheeze, cough and struggle to breathe.

As these symptoms continue, you will also start to feel a restrictive

tightness in your chest as well and these sensations are far from

pleasant. This happens when you have come into contact with

something that has acted as a trigger and it has made your bronchial

tubes inflamed and increased their sensitivity as a result.

Whilst asthma is often manageable, it should be treated with respect and

the correct medication taken always, because on occasions, it can be

life threatening.

This report takes a look at the triggers responsible for causing asthma

attacks, how to identify your own triggers and to adapt your life

accordingly and how to improve your lungs with gentle breathing

techniques.

Common Triggers of Asthma

Triggers vary from person to person so there is no one thing that an

asthmatic should avoid; instead it’s more a case of understanding how

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