Severe Dust Mite Allergy: Winter Season May Be to Blame

You breathe a sigh of relief because the cold weather is near. Time to say goodbye from the pollen during the fall season.

Unfortunately, when the winter season finally came, you are surprised to find out that your allergy is here to stay.

Clearly, there is no issue with pollen. So, what is happening here?

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Asthma Flare-Ups and Attacks: Is There A Cure

So asthma has been a long-standing problem where people suffer from shortness of breath. They either wheeze or have episodes of repeated coughing. These symptoms normally occur with a cold virus irritating the lungs, or if they are around with someone who is smoking. It is possible too that their allergies are too bad or they have been in constant fatigue for a long time. These symptoms will continue until they take a rescue a medicine that can calm down the lungs.

Asthma is a controllable condition. Indeed, for many patients, control is very effective that it amounts to a virtual care. But asthma is NOT curable in the same way as, say, bacterial infections. It never really goes away. Also, there is no single cure that would ever suffice. It’s getting clear that there are several kinds of asthma and each one differ greatly when it comes to presentation and genesis.

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