Signs Of Asthma: What Are The Signs Of An Approaching Asthma Attack?
What are the signs of an asthma attack that is about to occur? Clearly, it's important to recognize these because it might be possible to avert it before it gets started.
| * Your nose and throat are becoming suddenly irritated * You feel thirsty all of the sudden * You feel a sudden, strong need to urinate If all these symptoms occur at the same time, these may be the signs of an approaching asthma attack. Right before the attack you may feel a pain in your chest – in some cases it is so severe that may even be mistaken for a heart attack. Even if |
you don't feel the pain, you will fell an increasing tightness in the chest and you may easily become breathless after even small physical efforts.
These are the common signs of a coming asthma attack. It is probably inevitable at that moment, so better prepare yourself and make sure that your asthma medications are at hand.
When the asthma attack starts, the “normal” signs of asthma begins: shortness of breath, coughing and wheezing while breathing out – you've surely seen them in the movies even if it's your first attack.
How to tell if the attack is going to be mild or severe:
Severe attacks are often preceded by a few additional signs of asthma attack that rarely occur in milder cases. They vary from patient to patient, but they usually include:
1. Difficulties in talking - your muscles at the airwaves are so tight that you don't have enough air for talking.
2. Troubles with walking – even if you don't realize it yet, your body isn't getting enough oxygen to keep you going.
3. Growing disorientation – your brain doesn't get enough oxygen. This is a very worrying sign as it reduces your abilities to react properly to the attack. Ask for help immediately!
If you notice such signs of asthma attacks, especially if the symptoms recur, contact your doctor immediately.
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