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Asthma is a condition in which your airways swell and makes breathing difficult. Not only breathing, it can even make some physical activities difficult. For some, this condition is only a minor one while for others; it can pose a risk for life-threatening asthma attack. <\/p><\/div>\n\n\n\n

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Are you an Asthmatic? If so, chances are you have an asthma inhaler to get quick relief from symptoms such as shortness of breath and wheezing. But the use of such inhalers can give you only temporary relief. Moreover, frequent use of this inhaler can cause some side effects as well. What side effects they can cause? Well, if you take too many puffs of your asthma inhaler, you may experience fast heartbeat, headache and feel shaky. Wait! The lists of side effects do not end here. It can even enhance acid content in your blood, which can further increase your breathing rate.<\/p>\n

If you are also among those who use their inhaler frequently then chances are, you may also face these side effects. Do you still want to continue its usage just to get temporary relief? Do you want to leave it unattended and give an asthma inhaler a chance to cause the dangers, later? “No”! <\/p>\n

Do you want to look for any safer way that can help manage the symptoms of asthma<\/a> for a longer time? Although Asthma cannot be cured, its symptoms can be well managed even with some natural remedies without any side effects. Keep on reading to learn more about asthma<\/a>, its causes, symptoms and safe treatment.<\/p>\n

WHAT IS ASTHMA?<\/h2>\n

Asthma<\/a> is the most common chronic condition, nowadays. 1 out of every 12 children is suffering from the same. To understand about asthma in detail, it is better you learn about what happens when we breathe. <\/p>\n

With every breath we take, air goes through our nose and down into our throat. From the throat, it passes into our airways to make its way to our lungs. In the lungs, there are many small air passages that deliver oxygen from the inhaled air to our bloodstream. This is a normal process which occurs in a healthy human being (or we can say a person without asthma).<\/p>\n

The symptoms of asthma occur when the lining of airways inflamed (swell). With the result, the muscles around the airways tighten. What happens next is mucus starts filling the airways and reduces the amount of air that can pass through. This, in turn, leads to coughing, tightness in your chest or an asthma attack.<\/p>\n

Let us now proceed to asthma symptoms. Knowing the symptoms of asthma can help you in early diagnosis of this condition.<\/p>\n

WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF ASTHMA?<\/h2>\n

The asthma symptoms vary from person to person. Some people may experience asthma attacks only at certain times such as when they perform exercises while others may have signs all the time.<\/p>\n

A person with this condition may experience following common signs and symptoms-<\/p>\n