Asthma and Bronchitis

I had Asthma about 22 years ago. I knew, that would know my asthma not away. I always take the spray "Allergospasmin" for asthma and the medicine "Cetirizin". That is for against animals. it helps me, better than nothing. i know too bad, but i am accustomed to it. i am all ok!
 
Sunshinelady said:
oh poor you! same as here. i have Asthma too. when i was 12 yrs old and took a inhalier every morning and evening. now, not more. i take only Asthma Spray "allergospasmin" that is from Germany. i tell you, i had never antibotics. i dont know why?
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True, I saw Germans use Asthma Spray, not antibotics like what many Americans have here... It look like that they use antibotics, not Asthma spray... ?

I have problem with bronchitis for years... most in winter time... I know I will get asthma one day but I would never take antibotics but spray...
 
i have problem with bronchitis few years ago with a fever and i went to the doctor and got Amoxicillin
plus i have to be careful with the pencillin cuz of my dad and my sister's allergy to pencillin
 
Yea my Bronchitis is finally getting better. i'm down to using my inhaler twice a day so i feel much better thanks everybody
 
Liebling:-))) said:
True, I saw Germans use Asthma Spray, not antibotics like what many Americans have here... It look like that they use antibotics, not Asthma spray... ?

I have problem with bronchitis for years... most in winter time... I know I will get asthma one day but I would never take antibotics but spray...
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yep, i notice there Americans took the medicine antibiotics, here Germany take too, but rarely.
 
I always get Bronchitis during winter time. From mild to serious. The DR gave me anti-biotic. It is the best one!! Any medicines from over the counter at the store never work..
 
I have asthma too. I use albuterol and flovent. I get sick every winter too. I find that when the weather is cold, I need to use scarf to cover my nose and mouth so that the cold air would not aggrivate my coughing. Also I drink plenty of hot teas and have chicken noodle soup. When my arthritis chokes me up, I go to ER to have shot and breath thru steamer (don't know what it's called). The steamer helped open up my lungs so I could breathe easier. I go to ER maybe once or twice a year...not bad. Going to allergic specialist would be good so that you would know what you are allergic to. When I eat grapes or almonds, my throat would choke up and my body feel itchy. So, I don't eat those. I usually handle asthma fine on my own, but do go to doctor when my medicine doesn't seem to help. Sometimes medicines need to be changed.
 
I have acute asthma now, but before, I had real bad asthma. Only thing I did was play a lot and played sports that required me to focus on my breathing more then anything. I was on the wrestling team and did a lot of swimming. I think that has helped me a lot too. I still get a tight chest every now and then and have a hard time breathing, but it to the point I never use a inhaler. The last time I used one was almost 15 years ago. I stopped using them between the age of 10-13 but only used it on odd events.
 
I have had a history of chronic asthmatic bronchitus growing up. It wasn't so much a problem while I was active, doing sports and etc. I just had to be careful when it was really hot and air pollution was an issue. It was more a problem when I got sick with some kind of upper respiratory problem. Since I reached my late teens/early twenties, I haven't been bothered by it. I suspect it won't bother me until I get rather old and then it will probably be the way I go out of the world. :(
 
Try to avoid icecreams, cold drinks and cold food if you have asthma. Try to get warm from gas-heater if you live during cold weather. Warm or hot weather makes you feel comfortable. Cheer-up...Take care.
 
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