One of the most horrifying images for a parent is to see their child struggling to breathe because of asthma. You are aware that you want to do all in your power to end his or her pain, but all you can do is take precautions to limit its impact. Yes, there is no cure for asthma. In India, 25% of people experience allergic reactions, and 5% of those people develop asthma as a result of their allergies. On this world asthma day, we discuss some tips to manage childhood asthma in this article.
Asthma is described as “a respiratory condition marked by attacks of spasm in the bronchi of the lungs, causing difficulty in breathing.” Because the tubes that carry air to the lungs enlarge, asthmatics have trouble breathing. A trigger for asthma (an allergen) that causes the airway to swell up causes this response to occur.
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