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... recurring symptoms, reversible airflow obstruction and bronchospasm; common symptoms include wheezing, coughing, chest tightness and shortness of breath. (1, 2).Asthma is thought to be caused by a combination of genetic and environmental factors; its diagnosis is usually based on pattern of symptoms ...
... recurring symptoms, reversible airflow obstruction and bronchospasm; common symptoms include wheezing, coughing, chest tightness and shortness of breath. (1, 2).Asthma is thought to be caused by a combination of genetic and environmental factors; its diagnosis is usually based on pattern of symptoms ...
Managing work-aggravated asthma
... Some newly established causes Diesel – irritant. Also acts as an adjuvant for sensitisation to aeroallergens. Cases of OA wit latency have been described in bus garage workers where diesel exhaust was the most likely cause ...
... Some newly established causes Diesel – irritant. Also acts as an adjuvant for sensitisation to aeroallergens. Cases of OA wit latency have been described in bus garage workers where diesel exhaust was the most likely cause ...
Asthma and Reactive Airway Disease
... – Reactive airway disease is a general term that doesn't indicate a specific diagnosis. It may be used to describe a history of coughing, wheezing or shortness of breath of unknown cause. These signs and symptoms may or may not be caused by asthma. Reactive airway disease isn't really a specific dia ...
... – Reactive airway disease is a general term that doesn't indicate a specific diagnosis. It may be used to describe a history of coughing, wheezing or shortness of breath of unknown cause. These signs and symptoms may or may not be caused by asthma. Reactive airway disease isn't really a specific dia ...
Final, OSAS, ASTHMA - The Egyptian Society of Chest Diseases
... Possible: Airways cooling Supine posture Allergic Factors Gastroesophageal reflux Snoring or Sleep Apnea Sutherland, (2005) ...
... Possible: Airways cooling Supine posture Allergic Factors Gastroesophageal reflux Snoring or Sleep Apnea Sutherland, (2005) ...
ABNORMAL NEURAL CONTROL OF AIRWAYS
... more sensitive than skin test, results independent of therapy, skin lesions, dermographism, no risk of excessive (allergic/anaphylactic) reaction normal values does not exclude allergy A.Bręborowicz-2006 ...
... more sensitive than skin test, results independent of therapy, skin lesions, dermographism, no risk of excessive (allergic/anaphylactic) reaction normal values does not exclude allergy A.Bręborowicz-2006 ...
Is spirometry essential in diagnosing asthma? No
... to record the best of three readings twice a day, when symptoms occur, and if appropriate, in combination with a trial of treatment. This should be followed by a review a few weeks later. In conclusion, primary care health professionals are likely to be consulted by many people with undiagnosed asth ...
... to record the best of three readings twice a day, when symptoms occur, and if appropriate, in combination with a trial of treatment. This should be followed by a review a few weeks later. In conclusion, primary care health professionals are likely to be consulted by many people with undiagnosed asth ...
Treatment and Management of Elderly Bronchial Asthma
... of elderly patients, the airway space distal from the respiratory bronchiole to the alveolar duct and alveolus is dilated, causing age-related changes, such as an increase in residual volume and decrease in forced expiratory volume per 1 sec (FEV1) by 25 to 30 ml/year. In asthmatic patients, the dec ...
... of elderly patients, the airway space distal from the respiratory bronchiole to the alveolar duct and alveolus is dilated, causing age-related changes, such as an increase in residual volume and decrease in forced expiratory volume per 1 sec (FEV1) by 25 to 30 ml/year. In asthmatic patients, the dec ...
Asthma COPD
... Describes the proportion of a person’s vital capacity (maximum air expelled after maximum inhalation) that can be expired in the first second. ...
... Describes the proportion of a person’s vital capacity (maximum air expelled after maximum inhalation) that can be expired in the first second. ...
Asthma Health Management Program
... for six visits during the six-month program, although the physician or asthma educator may extend the duration as necessary. ...
... for six visits during the six-month program, although the physician or asthma educator may extend the duration as necessary. ...
CHILDHOOD ASTHMA
... minimal absences from school minimal need for use of beta agonist elimination of necessity for ED visit/warded restoration to and maintenance of normal PEF and minimal adverse effects from medications ...
... minimal absences from school minimal need for use of beta agonist elimination of necessity for ED visit/warded restoration to and maintenance of normal PEF and minimal adverse effects from medications ...
Brenda takes care of Tabitha, her seven year old tabby cat. Tabitha
... Treatment for feline asthma involves muting the hyper active immune response using corticosteroids such as prednisone. In the cases that involve secondary bacterial infections, we also treat with appropriate antibiotics. Some cats will tolerate inhaled therapy for asthma, which can be quite effectiv ...
... Treatment for feline asthma involves muting the hyper active immune response using corticosteroids such as prednisone. In the cases that involve secondary bacterial infections, we also treat with appropriate antibiotics. Some cats will tolerate inhaled therapy for asthma, which can be quite effectiv ...
Severe Asthma Associated With Myasthenia Gravis and Upper
... In this case, near-fatal asthma was complicated by tracheal stenosis and MG 3 years later. Abnormal antibody production is recognized as the basis for many diseases, among them asthma and autoimmune diseases. It is not unusual to find 2 or more of these diseases in the same patient. However, a searc ...
... In this case, near-fatal asthma was complicated by tracheal stenosis and MG 3 years later. Abnormal antibody production is recognized as the basis for many diseases, among them asthma and autoimmune diseases. It is not unusual to find 2 or more of these diseases in the same patient. However, a searc ...
Just - About Asthma infographic
... how fast a person can blow air out of their lungs in one breath ...
... how fast a person can blow air out of their lungs in one breath ...
ALLSA 2005 Congress – Advances in Asthma and Food Allergy
... additives. Additives may be present in dyes, antioxidants, flavouring (MSG), preservatives, antimicrobials and stabilisers. The task of assessing reactions is complicated by the vast number of additives used – approved food additives in the USA total 2 977! Prof. Bahna listed the possible reactions ...
... additives. Additives may be present in dyes, antioxidants, flavouring (MSG), preservatives, antimicrobials and stabilisers. The task of assessing reactions is complicated by the vast number of additives used – approved food additives in the USA total 2 977! Prof. Bahna listed the possible reactions ...
asthma - Yengage
... This may be a test of compliance with therapy It may also be useful in demonstrating insufficient anti-inflammatory therapy ...
... This may be a test of compliance with therapy It may also be useful in demonstrating insufficient anti-inflammatory therapy ...
New Strategies in the Management of Asthma
... potency); no side effects (low systemic effects) fluticasone, budesonide **** beclomethasone * (triamcinolone, flunisolide) ...
... potency); no side effects (low systemic effects) fluticasone, budesonide **** beclomethasone * (triamcinolone, flunisolide) ...
New Strategies in the Management of Asthma
... potency); no side effects (low systemic effects) fluticasone, budesonide **** beclomethasone * (triamcinolone, flunisolide) ...
... potency); no side effects (low systemic effects) fluticasone, budesonide **** beclomethasone * (triamcinolone, flunisolide) ...
A1988P408800001
... By 1960 asthma was the major respiratory probthey fall into fits of difficult breathing. lem in paediatrics, as the frequency of tuberculosis and suppurating lung disease was greatly reduced If Willis could be present at a world symposium on due to effective medical treatment. A major prob- asthma i ...
... By 1960 asthma was the major respiratory probthey fall into fits of difficult breathing. lem in paediatrics, as the frequency of tuberculosis and suppurating lung disease was greatly reduced If Willis could be present at a world symposium on due to effective medical treatment. A major prob- asthma i ...
SLIT - BSACI
... Seasonal allergic rhinitis is an IgE-mediated hypersensitivity inflammatory disorder characterised by watery nasal discharge, itchy nose, sneezing, nasal congestion and associated eye symptoms1-3. Seasonal allergic rhinitis is a significant cause of morbidity, negatively impacting on sleep, home, wo ...
... Seasonal allergic rhinitis is an IgE-mediated hypersensitivity inflammatory disorder characterised by watery nasal discharge, itchy nose, sneezing, nasal congestion and associated eye symptoms1-3. Seasonal allergic rhinitis is a significant cause of morbidity, negatively impacting on sleep, home, wo ...
Breath for Life Program - Credit Valley Family Health Team
... Asthma is a long term disease that affects the air passages in the lungs. Air passages are tiny breathing tubes that carry air in and out of the lungs. People who suffer from asthma have very sensitive air passages, especially when they are exposed to things they are allergic to. ...
... Asthma is a long term disease that affects the air passages in the lungs. Air passages are tiny breathing tubes that carry air in and out of the lungs. People who suffer from asthma have very sensitive air passages, especially when they are exposed to things they are allergic to. ...