If you’re anything like me, working as a Pulmonary Nurse has made you hyper-aware of the air you breathe — especially indoors. That’s why one of the first things I talk about with families dealing with chronic respiratory issues is how to protect your home from asthma triggers. You’d be surprised how many people think…
If you’ve ever watched someone struggle to catch their breath during an asthma attack, you know how scary it can be. I’ve seen it up close more times than I can count, both in my role as a Pulmonary Nurse and in my own family. Over the years, I’ve learned that how to manage asthma…
As someone who’s spent years working as a Pulmonary Nurse, I’ve seen firsthand how stressful and scary an asthma emergency can be, especially when it happens at home. Whether you’re dealing with asthma yourself or caring for someone who has it, knowing how to prepare for an asthma emergency at home can make all the…
Asthma is a condition that affects millions of people worldwide, and as someone who’s worked as a pulmonary nurse for years, I’ve seen firsthand how it can impact daily life in various ways. You might already know that asthma can trigger symptoms like wheezing, coughing, and shortness of breath. But, have you ever wondered: Can…
As a Pulmonary Nurse, I’ve spent years working closely with children who suffer from asthma, and one of the most common questions parents ask is, “Can asthma cause rapid breathing in children?” It’s a concern that many don’t know how to manage until it’s too late. As someone who has seen firsthand how scary asthma…
When it comes to shortness of breath, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed—whether you’re trying to figure out what’s going on with your own body or helping a patient with symptoms. One of the most common concerns is differentiating between asthma and anxiety-related shortness of breath. Both conditions can cause feelings of tightness in the chest,…
As a Pulmonary Nurse with years of hands-on experience, I’ve seen how different respiratory conditions can affect people in unique and sometimes unsettling ways. One of the most frequently asked questions I get from my patients is whether asthma can cause painful breathing when lying down. It’s a simple question, but it’s not always easy…
As a Pulmonary Nurse, I’ve seen a lot of patients struggling with asthma—some with mild symptoms, others with more severe flare-ups. One question that seems to come up quite a bit is, “Can asthma cause trouble exhaling?” It’s a common concern, and rightfully so. We all know that asthma affects breathing, but it’s not always…
As a Pulmonary Nurse, I’ve seen firsthand how stress can trigger or worsen asthma symptoms, leading to debilitating attacks. For many people, it feels like a constant battle to manage stress, which often only makes things worse for their respiratory health. Stress-induced asthma attacks are more common than most realize, and understanding how to reduce…
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