Nursing care plan for Asthma
Asthma is a lung disease in which you have a swollen and inflamed airway. It produces excess mucus that coagulates and blocks the airways. It leads to Asthma attacks. If you get asthma, you suffer from - Wheezing Shortness of breath Coughing, that worsens during cold or flu Chest tightness or pain Difficulty while talking Anxiety and fatigue Trouble sleeping Fast breathing Coughing while doing exercise or while you talk Asthma is chronic and has no cure. For some people, it may be normal. But, in most people, it is life-threatening. Types of Asthma Allergic Asthma - there are many allergies that trigger your asthma. That is when you’re exposed to pollution, cigarette smoke, fumes, pets, pollen, dust, mites, and molds. You can avoid being in a polluted area or use face or surgical masks and wear gloves. Clean and wash your belongings frequently with disinfectants. If you’re a pet lover, then you can vacuum your pets regularly to avoid hair fall, clean and wash them ...