Asthma Condition
English articles about Asthma (condition): 25 in total. For general information only, not medical advice.
- How to use a peak flow meter: posture, best of three blows, and how to record results
This article explains that a peak flow meter is used to track trends in your airway, not to replace a diagnosis. It covers how to stand and hold the mouthpiece, blowing three times and taking the best value each time, and how to record results and review changes with your doctor.
2026-11-02 - How to Use an Asthma Inhaler: Exhale, Inhale, Hold, Rinse — Are You Doing All Four Steps Right?
Inhaler technique directly affects how well the medicine works. This article explains the key actions and common mistakes of breathing out before inhaling, inhalation speed, breath-holding time, and rinsing after use, and describes when to see a doctor promptly.
2026-10-15 - Indoor Humidity and House Dust Mites: Why Keeping It Around 50% Is Recommended
Humidity is one of the most important environmental conditions for house dust mite breeding. Keeping humidity under control is often less effort than frequent mite removal.
2026-10-14 - House Dust Mite and Night-time Cough and Wheeze: An Overlooked Part of Asthma Management
You feel fine during the day, but start coughing as soon as you lie down and wake up gasping in the middle of the night. This pattern is often linked to the bedroom environment.
2026-10-14 - House dust mite prevention in student dormitories: what you can do even in a small space
Dormitory space is limited, daily routines are shared, and ventilation varies. House dust mite prevention needs to focus on the key points and be practical.
2026-10-14 - Long-term management checklist for house dust mite allergic asthma
Asthma management is not about "emergency rescue during an attack". It is a long-term checklist you can work through step by step.
2026-10-14 - Pollen and asthma: what to do when night-time coughing gets worse in spring
Spring asthma attacks often involve pollen exposure combined with other factors. Changes in symptoms are worth recording carefully.
2026-10-14 - Indoor Environment During Pollen Season: How to Use Air Purifiers and Humidity
Indoors is not completely free of pollen. Particles, humidity and ventilation all affect how severe symptoms are.
2026-10-14 - Spring outings: itinerary and medicine checklist for people with pollen allergy
Thinking one step ahead before your trip can make flower viewing and spring outings easy and relaxed.
2026-10-14 - Shellfish Allergy and Asthma: What to Do About Chest Tightness and Wheezing After Eating
Food allergy can be one of the triggers of an asthma attack. The order of handling is to steady the breathing first, then look for the cause.
2026-10-14 - Urticaria (hives) with swollen lips or a tight throat: when to go to the emergency department
When symptoms beyond the skin involve the airways or circulation, every minute counts.
2026-10-14 - Does allergic conjunctivitis affect vision?
In most cases it does not affect vision, but some signs need prompt attention.
2026-10-14 - Itchy, Swollen Eyes and Eyelid Swelling: When to Seek Care Quickly
Most eye itching can be eased at home, but some signs mean you should be checked soon.
2026-10-14 - Common Triggers of Asthma: From House Dust Mites to Cold Air
Finding triggers one by one is more effective than dealing with attacks after they happen again and again.
2026-10-14 - Long-term Control and Reliever Medicines for Asthma: What Each One Does
The two types of medicine have different goals. Mixing them up or stopping them on your own can be risky.
2026-10-14 - Asthma in Children: Day-to-Day Signs for Parents to Watch
Children may not describe their symptoms well. Night-time signs and how well they can be active are important clues.
2026-10-14 - Acute asthma attack: what to do first at home
The order of steps and how medicines are used during an attack directly affect how serious the risk is.
2026-10-14 - Asthma and Allergic Rhinitis: Why They Often Appear Together
Both are allergic conditions of the airways. Managing them together is often more effective than treating them separately.
2026-10-14 - Exercise and asthma: can you take part in PE?
With good control, most people can exercise normally. The key is prevention and being prepared.
2026-10-14 - How well is your asthma controlled: a few self-check clues
Daytime symptoms, night waking and how often you use medicine are practical clues for judging your level of control.
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