How do you treat your asthma?
By rosey19
@rosey19 (951)
Philippines
    November 20, 2009 1:12am CST
                         
            Are you suffering from asthma? I would say that asthma can be a killer disease if not treated immediately. I had a brother who is suffering from this illness. Every time he was attacked by asthma he should be brought to the hospital for treatment. One time when we are watching a television one of the show featured about alternative medication for asthma. Have you seen a lizard, that little creature up in the ceiling. won't you believe it is the cure for asthma but he tried the risk to took it as a medicine. Believe it or not he was cured and until now he was not being attacked by asthma.
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         @eloouuu (176)
 • 
                    20 Nov 09
                    I was plagued by my asthma as a young child and was prescribed becotide and ventolin inhalers by my doctor. I would have to take them twice at least three times a day as a preventative measure and then whenever I started to have an attack. Mysteriously, for about ten years after that I didn't suffer with my asthma and I thought I had grown out of it until it started up with a vengeance earlier this year. The best way I treat my asthma is by avoiding foods, activities or environments which set it off. This isn't so useful for people who experience spontaneous attacks but I found that mine was often triggered at these specific times, but not always.
Whenever it becomes too late and an attack begins beyond my control, I have to try and stay calm. Panicking only makes it worse as I gasp for breath and that causes me to hyperventilate more. I don't often have inhalers to hand so if possible I sit or lie down and try to take deeper breaths. Eventually it passes by itself. I find that the mind plays a main role in controlling my asthma. Keeping calm and not panicking tends to relax me a lot quicker whereas being tense makes it a lot harder to regain control of the situation. The old brown paper bag trick works a treat or getting outside in the fresh air. I am lucky enough not to suffer with attacks so severe that they would be fatal however it is something I deal with on a daily basis and probably can't be treated. I don't know the lizard of which you speak but my GP is looking into a stronger prescription for me to help ease up the wheezing and the tightness of my chest when I am really suffering.
My aunt has to go into hospital sometimes because of her asthma and they gave her a machine she needs to wear when she sleeps and a giant inhaler she must carry with her at all times in case it strikes. Asthma can be a pain in the butt - but if you know how to treat it it's almost as if you don't suffer with it at all! I'm glad that your brother is well now.
                     @healthbeauty (483)
 • Philippines
                    1 Feb 10
                    I only drink Vita Plus for 2-3months and my asthma is gone. I continuous drinking it because it is really good for our body.
                     @Kalyni2011 (3496)
 • India
                    15 Apr 11
                    I have heard about this too, i was told that a homoeopathic medicine is prepared from house lizad, it is highly effective
i don't say if one will eat a lizard raw or cooked to get cured for asthma..
asthma is due to pollen grains, one should avoid it lol, dust too..
Thanks for sharing
Happy posting, cheers.
Namastey. 
Kalyani
                    
Happy posting, cheers.
Namastey. 
Kalyani

                            
                        
                    


