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Asthma: Definition, types, causes, and diagnosis 

ASTHMA

INTRODUCTION OF ASTHMA:-

⁃ This is defined as the ariway of the person,s become inflammed ,swell , narrow and produce extra mucus .which resulting to the difficulty of breathing .
⁃ CAUSES:-
⁃ person who have addicted to smoking .
⁃ The main cause of th asthma is the environment pollution.
⁃ Dust particles are harmfull to respiratory system.
⁃ Hause holds chemicals.
⁃ some people have allergy from pets such as, dog, cats.
⁃ Fatty foods contains the oil .
⁃ various bacteria and virsus cab cause the asthma .
⁃ SYMPTOMS:-
⁃ The patient suffering from the difficulty of the breathing .
⁃ Wheezing sounds produce.
⁃ Sleeping problems paitent cannot take the breath easily on the bed.
⁃ Constant cough.
⁃ Many allergies.
⁃ Chest pain.
⁃ patient feeling tired.
⁃ Common cold .
⁃ TREATMENT
⁃ There are some medication which are used to treat asthma :- such as , bronchodislators it can help to open the airways of the lungs to breathing easily.
⁃ Provide the steroid and antiinflammatory drugs to the patient .
⁃ Provide oxygen therapy to the patient.
⁃ Instruct the patient to quite smoking.
⁃ Alert the patient to stay away from pets.
⁃ Provide antiallegic drugs to cure the allergies .

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