I have asthma and i have been in the hospital 3 times bc of it

Same arozzanen

I was nearly on my deathbed when I was 2 because of an asthma attack.

I've been investigating top natural treatment for asthma and found a fantastic website at Laken Chest Remedy (google it if you are interested)

I know it hurts when I wheeze I have severe astma

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Same 😇

Im trying to save my life lol

Same😔

these people shouldn't be in schools omg i really cant understand why teachers always act like they are the law or something

Well done for listening to your gut and doing what you know was right. It's a very young age to take initiative so it's really brave. That teacher has a lot to learn.

I must appreciate Dr Igho on KZfaq for helping me and my husband in getting rid of Asthma permanently after so many years in pain. God sent you to save my family with your natural herbs and roots all thanks to you doctor you are a God sent keep saving lives sir I really appreciate all you have done for me and my family my God bless you richly sir

True

omg i use a spacer thabk you so much i never knew about breathing too fast

Good reminder. X

True, I know because my grandma has severe asthma and she uses a spacer, she did this before and it whistled, so it is true

Thanks, I did not know this

Mitzi Gamer the PE teacher should have yold you to go get your inhaler before you started running

Mitzi Gamer bring your inhaler to pe with you.and tell your Principal

Mitzi Gamer same happened to me

Yh same thing happens to me and if you stop that's another lap

Mitzi Gamer l

Me 😂

@Middleton Nice

I must appreciate Dr Igho on KZfaq for helping me and my husband in getting rid of Asthma permanently after so many years in pain. God sent you to save my family with your natural herbs and roots all thanks to you doctor you are a God sent keep saving lives sir I really appreciate all you have done for me and my family my God bless you richly sir

Yes for a fanfiction lol

Whaaaaatttttttt 😶 only if they knew how it felt then they would be aware of what they said

Alyssa Newton they have no idea

Yeah I too had it now when I was in my coaching class and no one noticed it I cried a lot 🥺

Walking would be worse 😂

Aw. Gym teachers needs to be lectured about asthma, and what’s it like to have asthma unlike people that doesn’t have this medical condition.

Man you know you cried in pain bc when a human know that you have a infection in your lungs and can't breathe you would cry in pain Man I am also the prey of asthma and I cry a lot cause why not, I cannot run I cannot play physical games and I love to play football I am desperate😷

You can try for ayurvedic medication you can live a normal life style

Go to someone above the teacher and complain. They clearly do not understand. You also need to go for an asthma review with your gp and get the medication increased

I’m very sorry. I hope you feel better. My mum has this constantly. It’s very scary and I feel like nothing can help

I was just like this when I was a toddler

Me too

Hi are u doing better?

@@Shortgirllove hi are u doing better I have both panic and asthma😖

I am all better now. Symptoms came from using the phizer vaccine and trying to bleach my hair to soon before I recovered since I thought I was better but I wasn't which resulted in this allergic reaction. I had leasions on my face, asthma like symptoms with shortness of breath and a racing heart from panic attacks. It took me over 2 months to recover. Going to the beach and breathing in the salt air helped me heal my lungs tremendously. For the panic attacks I got off the decongestant pills for allergies and other allergy medication I was taking and used the food version instead. I also had, ginger tea, with honey and thyme to clean things out and had lemon water every day. I kept my diet super healthy and cut out histamine foods till I was well enough to eat them again and balance my other health need I needed from those foods. SO thankful I did my research online and found that tea mixture from Docter Mandel. I also bought a halmalton salt inhaler to use instead of the asthma perscription inhaler. Way healthier for your lungs and faster results if anyone suffers from something like this. Salt air is a great lung healer. I think this halmalton salt inhaler works for people who have asthma too but you should check with your doctor before trying it. Also look into the salt cave spas that are growing in many cities and ask your doctor if you should try it.

@@estari4 did u get the two Pfizer vaccines?

Definetly, just in case they don't have one. U can help save their life

I already carry mace so i think its a very bad idea

Asthmatic here! I think it's sweet you wanna do that but inhalers are prescribed so you can't just get a spare to carry just in case nor can you share medications. HOWEVER, you can see if the person (assuming you're around them constantly, like a roommate, partner, or family member) has a backup inhaler you can carry in case they forget theirs or it fails due to a clog or falls empty in an emergency. For example, my mother has always carried a spare inhaler for me and my brother when we were younger (she didn't need one at the time) just in case we forgot ours when going out. I hope this helps you!

If it’s your first time and you don’t have A inhaler And it’s quite a bad attack you would just phone a ambulance. Black coffee is good Four opening the lungs. Ho a Hot steamy bath or shower is actually good for helping to open the lungs. Long as it’s not to hot to burn you. Apparently even Coca-Cola is supposed to be good to help Open your lungs. Because it’s got caffeine in it. But this is why they tell you not to drink coffee before you go four a Lungs function Testing. Because it can open your lungs before you go. give the machine a false reading.

Good question! You're going to want the person to sit down and try to focus on breathing. You can try steam if possible (it may make it worse, may help. If it's their first, you won't know) and I definitely recommend patting on their back, not too hard but firm enough on both sides, up and down. This will help open the lungs. If they don't improve or start/keep getting worse, do not be scared to call for medical help. Asthma can escalate at any time, without any warning. Keep calm and watch to make sure the person doesn't go unconscious. If it's particularly severe, patting the back and calling are your first go-tos. Remember that just because the person may be conscious and coherent, talking to you, does not mean it's not a severe attack. I hope this helps you!

Thank you, my dad just got diagnosed with asthma and he doesn't have any inhaler, i was scrolling down reading some comments. Thanks so much.

Don't forget Dark Chocolate.

haha what were you doing telling us about it instead of doing something about it bruh

@Mimicpro She said that 8 months ago..

@@unknown-jr3xe exactly

Thanks to Dr okouromi on youtube he cured me from asthma attack, with his herbal medicine and it worked perfectly well

999 is for UK btw

U should

Trouble breathing is an emergency. See your doctor SOON!

I wondered about that. I have asthma, but I also get panic attacks sometimes. November 2021, I had a really bad panic attack at work in the break room. But the scary part is, a panic attack can very closely mimic an asthma attack and can actually aggravate asthma. Remember one girl trying to get me to just breathe. Minutes later I don’t know how long it was I was spacing out, another coworker says, do we need to make our emergency 🆘 intercom page? I managed to choke out no. Realistically maybe they should’ve ignored me and did it anyway. But I would’ve died of embarrassment if they did it then. My boss ended up coming in tried talking to me about random stuff to see if he could use that to bring me out of it. Head manager showed up as well. In my state, I could hear them talking to each other in low voices Or last year when wildfire smoke was really bad, I definitely had a flareup. I remember coming in from doing a lot of shopping carts and feeling extremely short of breath and winded.

*That would be me* (Such an early reply)

If you have a medical place nearby (urgent care or ER), I recommend bringing them in or getting help if they don't get better or get worse after 5 minutes of resting and deep breaths. Personally, all my attacks are severe and my inhaler doesn't do anything so with severe attacks PLEASE get them medical attention. It may seem like nothing but I speak from experience when I say asthma can go from 0-100 real quick with no warning so it's better safe than sorry since you absolutely cannot share medication. I hope this helps!

@@prettyboy1075 I asked that question because, when I'm go to camping in national park (in south east asia) my friend got asthma attack and he forgot his inhaler at basecamp, luckily one of my friend bring oxygen can so we try to do first aid and immediately go to nearby medical center, since then I wondering how treated someone that got an asthma attack but they don't bring their inhaler and we in very far from any medical center.....is there any first response manuever, tips and trick regarding that situation?

@@chvhndrtntlr3482 Ah I see. If they're prone to forgetting, you can carry it as they'll be with you. If the inhaler isn't nearby, pat on their back to help open the lungs as they sit in a comfortable position and focus on their breathing. If it gets worse, you'll have to continue to monitor as you call the emergency number for help.

@@prettyboy1075 thanks for your advice...I appreciate it

Maybe you are doing something right ?

It will come back . Don't assume it's gone

Thanks to Dr okouromi on youtube he cured me from asthma attack, with his herbal medicine and it worked perfectly well

What herbs and roots? Do share please