Journal de médecine respiratoire

Abstrait

Asthma and its Different Causes

Kjell E. J. Håkansson

Asthma (Asthma bronchiale) is a complaint that hurts the airways inside the lungs. It causes the towel inside the airways to swell. Asthma also causes the bands of muscle around the airways to come narrow. This makes it hard for enough air to pass through and for the person to breathe typically. Asthma also causes mucus- making cells inside the airways to make further mucus than normal. This blocks the airways, which are formerly veritably narrow during an asthma attack, and makes it indeed more delicate to breathe. A person having an asthma attack frequently makes gasping sounds when trying to breathe. This is the sound of air trying to pass through the veritably narrow airway [1]. They also have briefness of breath, which means they cannot take a full deep breath. They may also cough a lot. Asthma attacks can be a medical exigency because they can be fatal. There's no cure for asthma. There are treatments similar as different kinds of drugs to help people with asthma. There are also effects that people with asthma can do to help themselves to keep their asthma from getting worse.