It’s no secret, allergies can be annoying. Runny noses, itchy skin, and irritated lungs are just some of the many symptoms that those with allergy sensitivities know all too well. When these symptoms come and go on a seasonal basis, odds are you know how to take care of them. But how do you know …
Just recently, the term “thunder fever” emerged as the UK braced for stormy conditions because of explosive Atlantic weather systems. Those afflicted with pulmonary issues such as asthma were strongly advised to stay indoors and avoid potentially dangerous air. Typically, rainy weather is viewed as a benefit to those suffering from allergic asthma, so why …
If you have asthma, you most likely rely on medication and inhalers to manage your symptoms in case of an attack. Although you know to always keep your inhaler with you in case of emergency, there may be times when you do not have immediate access to it or it is not within reach. This …
Asthma is a chronic lung disease which inflames and constricts the airways. It is set off by certain triggers and exacerbates over time. Asthma can be relatively well-controlled by following a treatment plan prescribed by your asthma doctor in Staten Island, as well as following home health care tips. An asthma trigger is anything that …
