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As a pulmonary nurse practitioner, I’ve had more than a few patients ask me, “Can asthma cause right side chest pain?” It’s a super valid question, especially when you’re dealing with any kind of unexplained chest discomfort. If you’ve ever found yourself clutching your right side and wondering whether it’s your lungs, your muscles, or…
If you’ve ever struggled to catch your breath during an asthma flare-up, you’re definitely not alone. As a pulmonary nurse practitioner, I’ve seen how something as simple as deep breathing techniques for asthma relief can truly change the game for patients. These aren’t just relaxation tools—they’re practical, effective strategies you can use every day to…
If you’ve ever wondered, can asthma cause shallow breathing during rest—you’re definitely not alone. I’ve had so many patients ask me this over the years. As a pulmonary nurse practitioner, I’ve seen firsthand how asthma can sneak in quietly, even when you’re just lying on the couch or trying to fall asleep. It’s not always…
If you’re living with asthma—or caring for someone who is—you know that even something as routine as cleaning the house can trigger a flare-up. As a pulmonary nurse practitioner, I’ve seen it too many times: a well-meaning deep clean ends in wheezing and rescue inhalers. That’s why I want to share what I’ve learned over…
Can asthma cause dry burning cough? That’s actually a question I’ve been asked more times than I can count in the clinic, and honestly, I totally get why. It can feel confusing when you’re dealing with that nagging, scratchy, almost burning cough that won’t go away—especially when your lungs otherwise feel fine. As a pulmonary…
If you’ve ever wondered how to adjust diet for asthma, you’re not alone. As a pulmonary nurse practitioner, I’ve seen firsthand how what we eat can either ease asthma symptoms or make flare-ups worse. It’s not just about avoiding certain foods; it’s about understanding the connection between nutrition and lung health—and making smart, simple tweaks…
Can asthma be triggered by excitement? You bet it can—and as a pulmonary nurse practitioner, I’ve seen this firsthand more times than I can count. Most people think asthma only flares up from physical exertion, cold air, or allergens like dust and pet dander. But emotional responses—especially intense ones like excitement—can be powerful triggers too….
If you’re someone who lives with asthma—or you’re caring for someone who does—then you already know how unpredictable and frustrating it can be. As a pulmonary nurse practitioner who’s spent years helping patients manage this condition, one thing I’ve seen over and over is how powerful a daily routine for better asthma control can be….
If you’ve ever wondered, can asthma cause pressure in forehead, you’re definitely not alone. As a pulmonary nurse practitioner with years of hands-on experience managing respiratory issues, I’ve had plenty of patients ask me this exact question. It’s a natural concern because asthma primarily affects the lungs and breathing, so the connection to forehead pressure…