Caretaker role for patients with Asthma.

Caretaker has important role for patients with asthma.It is an inflammatory disease of the airways to lungs. It makes breathing difficult and can make some physical activities challenging. Normally with every breath patient take, air goes through your nose or mouth, down into throat and into your airways, eventually making it to your lungs. There are lots of small air passages in your lungs that help deliver oxygen from the air into your bloodstream.

Symptoms 

The most common symptom is wheezing. This is a squealing or whistling sound occur when patient breathe. These symptoms occur when the lining of patient airways swells and the muscles around them tighten. Mucus then fills the airways, further reducing the amount of air that can pass through.

Other symptoms may include:

• Coughing, especially at night.
•  Irritation increases when patient laughing or during exercise.
•  Tightening in the patient chest.
•  Shortness of breath.
•  Patient feels difficulty in talking.
•  Rapid breathing.
•  The patient has difficulty in sleeping.

How can we Prevent Asthma?

You can take steps each day to help make yourself healthier and reduce risk for asthma attacks.

• Avoid steer clear of chemicals, smells or products that have caused breathing problems in the past.
• Patient caretaker must avoid there patients to allergens, such as dust or mold that trigger an asthma attack.
• A patient’s overall health can be enhanced by eating a healthy, balanced diet.
• Asthma tends to be worse in patients with overweight and obesity. Losing weight is healthy for patient heart and lungs.
• Patient attendant should make exercise the asthma patient daily. It can help reduce the risk of respiratory.
• Nutrient rich foods are vital to helping reduce symptoms, but food allergies can trigger asthma symptoms.

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