Ever had a strange feeling in your tongue—tingling, numbness, or maybe a metallic taste—right when your asthma was acting up? You’re definitely not alone. Many people with asthma report odd sensations in their mouth or tongue, especially during flare-ups or after using certain medications. It can be confusing and even a little scary, especially if…
If you’ve ever had asthma and noticed a strange neck pain when breathing, you’re not alone. Many people wonder if asthma can cause pain in the neck or throat area. While asthma mainly affects the lungs, it can lead to discomfort in nearby areas—including the neck. This article will help you understand why that happens,…
Asthma is a condition that affects the lungs and can make breathing hard. Most people think of symptoms like wheezing or coughing, but asthma can also cause other problems that are easy to miss—like a lack of appetite. If you or someone you know has asthma and isn’t feeling hungry, it could be more than…
If you have asthma, you might be familiar with coughing, wheezing, and shortness of breath. But some people with asthma also notice an odd feeling in their nose—like tingling, burning, or even pressure. This strange sensation can be confusing and even a little scary. So, can asthma really affect your nose? The short answer is…
Hi there! I’m Dr. Maya Santoso, an ENT specialist with over 15 years of experience helping patients navigate respiratory and ear‑related issues. Today, we’re diving into a question many ask during asthma flare‑ups: Can asthma cause sounds in your ears while breathing? Let’s explore this together in a friendly, informative Q&A format. Q1: What kind…
Can Asthma Be Triggered by Laughing or Crying? A 4-Week Journey to Understanding and Managing Your Triggers Asthma is a complex condition, and many people wonder if emotions like laughter or crying can actually trigger their symptoms. The short answer is yes—strong emotional responses can cause changes in your breathing pattern that might set off…
Introduction: Asthma affects millions worldwide and knowing when it’s worsening can mean the difference between timely care and a serious emergency. To help you recognize red flags early, we sat down with Dr. Maya Hartman, a board-certified pulmonologist with over 15 years of experience in asthma management. Dr. Hartman explains how to tell if asthma…
Ever had one of those days where your mind feels a bit cloudy, and you just can’t focus—like you’re in a fog? If you have asthma, you’re not imagining things. Many people living with asthma report feeling mentally “off” during flare-ups or even on a regular basis. But is there a real connection between asthma…
Myths vs. Facts You Need to Know If you’ve ever had trouble finishing a sentence because your breathing suddenly got weird, it can feel unsettling—especially if you live with asthma. Shortness of breath while talking might seem like something that only happens after intense exercise or when you’re super anxious, but in reality, it can…