Causes
of Asthma disease
Usually
in asthma, this is airway narrowing in response to stimuli in the lungs, In
normal conditions will not affect the respiratory tract. But this constriction
can make people hard to breathe when triggered by various stimuli, such as
pollen, dust, animal dander, smoke, cold air and exercise, so that the smooth
muscle of bronchitis have seizures and the tissue that lines the airways have
swollen due to inflammation and the release of mucus into the airways.
Symptoms
of Asthma
In
patients with asthma frequency and severity of asthma attacks varies. Some
people more often free of symptoms and only experience shortness of breath
attacks are brief and light, which can occur at any time.
There
are also other patients almost always have cough and wheezing (asthma) and
having a great attack after suffering from a viral infection, exercise, or
after exposure to allergens or irritants.
Crying
or laughing hard can also cause the onset of symptoms and prolonged cough are
also common, especially at night or when weather is cold.
Asthma
Sufferers Food
When
someone is diagnosed with asthma then the patient should or reduce eating food
rich in fat (high fat content). It is normally found in foods that cause excess
mucus production such as:
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White sugar
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White flour
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White bread
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Chocolate
Also
avoid foods that can cause allergic reactions such as:
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Eggs
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Milk
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Grain
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Fish
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Clam
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Nuts
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Soybean
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Peanuts
Foods
that contain sulfides such as:
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Pickles
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Vegetable
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Dried fruits
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Shrimp
Healthy foods for people with asthma should increase intake can help reduce the
symptoms of asthma, such as vegetables include:
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Fruits, and
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Foods rich in omega-3 fatty acids.
