As a Pulmonary Nurse, I’ve had the privilege of working with countless patients, all with unique stories, struggles, and triumphs in managing their asthma. But one thing I’ve learned over the years is that medication isn’t always the only answer to preventing asthma attacks. While inhalers, corticosteroids, and bronchodilators play an important role, there are…
Ever had that annoying feeling like there’s something stuck in your throat, even though there’s nothing there? Yeah, that “lump in the throat” sensation—also known medically as *globus sensation*—can feel downright strange and unsettling. As a pulmonary nurse, I’ve had countless patients come to me with this exact symptom, worried it might be something serious….
Ever found yourself sipping water nonstop during an asthma flare-up and wondered, can asthma cause excessive thirst and dry mouth? You’re not alone—I’ve noticed this in countless patients over the years working as a pulmonary nurse, and honestly, it’s something I’ve had to dive into myself. Sometimes it’s not the obvious wheezing or breathlessness that…
Ever notice how your gut seems to have a mind of its own? As someone who’s spent years on the pulmonary floor watching patients struggle through asthma flares, I can tell you there’s more to this condition than just what’s going on in the lungs. One thing that keeps coming up more and more—in both…
When it comes to Mastering Asthma Management, it’s not just about following textbook protocols — it’s about blending real-world experience with proven strategies. As a Pulmonary Nurse who’s spent countless hours at the bedside, I’ve seen firsthand how the smallest tweaks can make the biggest difference in a patient’s quality of life. Whether you’re newly…
Can asthma cause feeling of suffocation at night? Oh yes—and if you’re nodding along because you’ve felt it too, you’re not alone. I’ve spent years as a Pulmonary Nurse, and let me tell you, nighttime asthma flare-ups are one of the most unsettling experiences my patients—and even some of my family members—have described to me….
Living with asthma can often feel like a constant balancing act. As a Pulmonary Nurse, I’ve seen first-hand how effective daily habits can make a huge difference in asthma control, giving patients more freedom and stability in their everyday lives. Whether you’re managing mild symptoms or dealing with more severe asthma, there are daily routines…
Let’s be real—figuring out how to exercise safely with asthma can feel like walking a tightrope. You want to stay active, but the moment you start breathing a little too hard, your chest tightens, and boom—here comes that wheezy, panicky feeling. I’ve seen it so many times as a Pulmonary Nurse, and I’ve also helped…
Can asthma cause dizziness when standing up? You’d be surprised how often I get this question — both from my patients and even curious friends who know I’m a Pulmonary Nurse. Honestly, it’s not one of those textbook symptoms people associate with asthma, right? We all think about wheezing, shortness of breath, tight chest, coughing…