12.25.05
Any Link Between Asthma and Allergies?
Are there any link between asthma and allergies? The most acceptable answer is YES. According to some published medical resource, the relationship between asthma and allergies goes very deep. As we know, both diseases affect the airways, but the asthma-allergy link does not stop there. According to some statistics, more than 80% people with asthma are allegic to ono or more alergens. Allergens do not have to affect the airways to trigger an asthma attack, but it is very important to remember that not all asthma is related to allergy and that not all alergies can cause an asthma attack. The best reliable source is from YOUR doctor.
In order to take care of people with asthma or allergies, it is very important to find answers to the following questions from your own doctors:
- Will young people grow out of asthma?
- What are the common signs of asthma attacks?
- Will asthma affect pregnant women?
- What is the difference between asthma, allergies and a cold?
- How to prepare your children with asthma for schol?
- Which medications can best control the asthma?
- Can you take asthma and allergy medications at the same time?
- Can asthma attacks be prevented?
- How the environment, like your house, your carpet, furniture, affect asthma?
- Can common cold trigger asthma attack?
- Can common allergies trigger asthma attack?
