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Ever had a patient—or even yourself—complain of this weird, nagging ache right between the shoulder blades and wonder, “Can asthma cause pain between shoulder blades?” Well, same here. As a pulmonary nurse, I’ve heard it enough times in the clinic to know it’s not just a throwaway symptom. And let me tell you, this kind…
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If you’ve ever seen someone gasping for breath during an asthma flare-up, you know how scary and stressful it can be—for the person struggling and for anyone around. I’ve been a Pulmonary Nurse for years, and trust me, I’ve witnessed my fair share of wheezes, tight chests, and panicked eyes. One question I get asked…
If you’ve been living with asthma like many of the patients I’ve cared for, you already know how unpredictable and frustrating it can be. As someone who’s worked closely with individuals navigating this condition every day, I totally get the daily ups and downs. In my years as a Pulmonary Nurse, I’ve seen firsthand how…
Let’s talk about something I get asked *a lot* in the clinic—can asthma cause a burning sensation in throat? If you’ve ever dealt with asthma, you probably already know it’s not just about the lungs. As a pulmonary nurse who’s spent years bedside, especially during those chaotic night shifts when the ER is packed, I’ve…
Can asthma cause tightness in the throat? Oh yes, it absolutely can—and if you’ve ever felt that strange, uncomfortable sensation in your throat and wondered if it was your asthma acting up, you’re not alone. As someone who’s worked as a Pulmonary Nurse for over a decade, I’ve seen countless patients come in with this…
When you’ve worked up close with patients struggling to catch their breath—like I have as a Pulmonary Nurse—you start to notice the little things that bring them relief. Over the years, I’ve seen that beyond inhalers and traditional medications, many people start looking for more natural options to help manage symptoms. That’s where the best…
If someone told me a few years ago that gut health might have something to do with asthma, I probably would’ve raised an eyebrow. I’ve spent most of my career as a pulmonary nurse dealing with the lungs—tight airways, chronic inflammation, rescue inhalers, nebulizers—the whole package. But then I stumbled across something that got me…