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Exercise is a trigger for many asthmatics. Find out how to avoid asthma attacks during your workout!...

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Exercise is a trigger for many asthmatics. Find out how to avoid asthma attacks during your workout!

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How to Avoid Exercise Induce Asthma

Female: Sorry to say it, but having asthma does not give you license to become a couch potato. Male: Physically exertion can be an asthma inducing trigger. The chief one effect for 90% of sufferers. So called exercise-induced asthma is actually brought on by cold, dry air. When you are at rest, the air you breathe in through your nose is warmed, moistened and filtered on its way to your lungs. During exercise or physical activity, you draw breath faster usually through your mouth. This brings dry, cool air to your lungs very quickly. Even a non-asthma sufferers; this harsher air causes the muscles surrounding the large airways or bronchi to tighten. But for asthma sufferers, a few minutes of this tightening motion is enough to prompt a full on attack. The bronchi inflame and produce excess mucus narrowing the airways further and leading to coughing and difficulty of breathing. [Music Playing]

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Is Exercise Induced Asthma A Different Form of Ast

Occasionally asthma attack happen only during, or shortly after, exercise. Initially, doctors thought this was a different form of asthma, an entirely different form, but it is now known that it is common for people with asthma to have asthma attacks

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Female: Sorry to say it, but having asthma does not give you license to become a couch potato.

Male: Physically exertion can be an asthma inducing trigger. The chief one effect for 90% of sufferers. So called exercise-induced asthma is actually brought on by cold, dry air. When you are at rest, the air you breathe in through your nose is warmed, moistened and filtered on its way to your lungs.

During exercise or physical activity, you draw breath faster usually through your mouth. This brings dry, cool air to your lungs very quickly. Even a non-asthma sufferers; this harsher air causes the muscles surrounding the large airways or bronchi to tighten. But for asthma sufferers, a few minutes of this tightening motion is enough to prompt a full on attack. The bronchi inflame and produce excess mucus narrowing the airways further and leading to coughing and difficulty of breathing.

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