No parent wants to see their child suffer from the effects of asthma. While it is very possible and easy to control asthma symptoms, there may be certain times where you aren’t there to provide immediate assistance to your child. It is important that both you and your child know exactly how asthma works, what …
Spring is the season that everyone looks forward to the most, as the winter melts away and the weather warms up. But for some, spring can be the harbinger of coughs, sneezes, allergies, and breathing issues. With pollens and other particles floating throughout the air, the triggers for spring allergies and asthma are everywhere. If …
Asthma is a chronic disease. There is no cure, but there are plenty of treatments that can allow people with asthma to live a relatively normal and happy life. Unfortunately, the condition is unlikely to remain static through your entire life. So how can you spot signs your child’s asthma is getting worse? Many people …
The importance of lifelong lung health is immeasurable as every cell in your body needs oxygen to live. But you might not know how to improve your lungs. The air we breathe in contains oxygen which is transferred from your lungs to your bloodstream. Once it’s in your bloodstream, it is carried throughout your body, …
About one in every twelve children has asthma here in the United States. It’s a fairly common problem that comes with its own challenges based on your child’s individual case. However, there is one thing that every parent of a child with asthma tends to struggle with: teaching your child about asthma in a productive …
Asthma affects roughly one in twelve children in the United States. This equates to roughly 6.2 million children under the age of 18 with the diagnosis. The inflammatory disease impacts the airways to your lungs which makes breathing difficult. The key to managing asthma is having an effective treatment plan. This includes potential medications and …
A respiratory attack can be a terrifying experience for a young child. As their parent, you want to make it all better as fast as possible. Unfortunately, diagnosing a respiratory condition in an infant or toddler can be quite complex. A sinus infection, acid reflux, airway abnormalities, and respiratory tract infections share many characteristics. To …
Asthma is an inflammatory disease that impacts airways to your lungs and can make breathing difficult. One in thirteen people in the United States has asthma. Roughly 7.7% of adults have asthma, and around 8.4% of children have it. While it is a fairly common diagnosis, it can be quite difficult to manage without medical …
Getting through the winter with asthma is never fun. The cold air, smoking fires, and an abundance of dusty holiday decorations are a constant challenge for your respiratory system to handle, even if you don’t have allergies exacerbating your asthma. Unfortunately, the holiday season can be even harder for asthmatic children. Living with asthma can …
Millions of Americans suffer from asthma, including 6.2 million children under the age of 18. Asthma can be extremely frightening for your child, so it is vital to have all of the information you need to ensure your child stays safe and healthy. Certain factors can make your child’s asthma worse, including cold weather. Depending …
