The asthma illness is originated by a bronchitis or bronchial asthma poorly treated.

It shows itself due to the inhalation of dust, animal fur, feathers, pollen, smoke, perfumes or cold air.  Allergic asthma is originated due to the consume of cold food or beverages, these can cause an asthma attack.

It can also be cause by stress, genetic heritage or some emotional trauma.

a)  Asthma symptoms:
Asthma symptoms are:  Breathing difficulty (disnea), whistling chest, throbs, contracted chest (thoracic oppression), asthmatic cough, and weariness while walking or exercising.

b) Development and Variation of Asthma:
This illness affects almost everyone.  We can find:  Children's asthma, asthma in adults.

According to asthma causes, this can evolution this way:  From bronchitis it goes to bronchial asthma, then to asthma, then to hemoptisis which is saliva mixed with blood and then comes the pulmonary fibrosis, which is the last stage of asthma.  The lack of a good treatment and control of asthma can help develop these situations.

How asthma does develop into hemoptisis?  When the patient starts breathing harder than usual and the lungs are too weak, the effort that patients make when breathing, helped by indirect ways,  they can literally burst into little pieces which are expelled when the patient starts coughing, this is why sometimes when the patients cough what comes out instead of saliva is blood. When this is continuous it can develop into a pulmonary fibrosis.  What comes after fibrosis is the heart attack. The lack of good treatment and natural control of asthma can lead to extreme cases, like the one explained above.  For a better natural control of asthma, we recommend our natural products. They have some contraindications but they are very effective.

 

TYPES OF ASTHMA
In the world there are different types of asthma. The medical science has not come an agreement when it comes to give one classification to asthma. We have given it a classification that is of general acceptance and it reflects on how the patient is predisposed before then environment.  There are two important types of asthma: Allergic asthma and intrinsic asthma.  There's another which is not recognized yet: Cardiac asthma.

a)  Cardiac Asthma:
It is similar to the other types of asthma, with the difference that this one is caused by cardiac insufficiency.  Cardiac asthma begins usually with disnea (breathing difficulty), imitative cough and oppression feeling on the chest. Generally, to these symptoms is added a really pale look on the patient's face and the lips can turn bluish.
If the condition turns serious, the pulse weakens and fastens in a short period of time, when the patient cough what comes out is blood.  In these cases the patient must be taken to the hospital immediately because it could be a cardiac failure (insuficience of the left part of the heart) so there they can identify if it’s a type of cardiac asthma.

 

Frequency and intensity of asthma:
Asthma can also be classified as Sligh asthma, moderated or serious. According to the frequency and intensity of the symptoms and then bronchial obstruction condition.

a)  Slight Asthma:
It can be controlled with pharmacological treatment and it usually doesn't affect the normal rhythm of life. Its symptoms have a once-a-week frequency.  The crises can affect the normal activity and the dream and finally the night symptoms frequency is of more than twice a month.
b)   Moderated Asthma:
It requires more severe treatments and it interferes with the daily activities of the patients, it presents daily symptoms, the crises affect the normal activity and the dream and the night symptoms present more than once a week.
c)   Serious Asthma:
It should require a continuous control and can put the lives of the patients in danger.  The symptoms are continuous and the crises are very frequent.  The night symptoms are frequent too and the physical activities are very limited.