XXTRA CARE Asthma Management Services LLC

12/03/2020

I'd like to invite you to the first of six online events Allergy & Asthma Network will host to better understand and address the impact of asthma and COVID-19 on the Black community. Please plan to join us and share with anyone you think would be interested.

Join us on Tuesday, Dec. 15 at 5:00 p.m. ET for a free virtual event to better understand and address the impact of asthma and COVID-19 in the Black community.

09/05/2019

Frequently Asked Questions About ASTHMA
What are Asthma Symptoms? Asthma symptoms can vary. You may find that you start to cough or wheeze,get short of breath or have a tight feeling in your chest. Despite what people may think, wheezing does not always occur. Coughing is occasionally the most prominent asthma symptom.

09/03/2019

Frequently Asked Questions About ASTHMA......
What is Asthma?

07/18/2019

Stay cool, hydrated and out of the heat if you’re able to.

11/05/2017

11/05/2017

This is serious! Take a look at what happens on the inside of your body when you smoke.

07/18/2017

https://www.41nbc.com/2017/07/14/humidity-can-cause-asthma-attack/

Humidity can make it harder to breathe for people with asthma. It's a chronic illness that affects someone's lung. People with asthma should keep their rescue inhaler with them to prevent an attack.

07/13/2017

Heat Advisory and Asthma! A heat advisory has been issued for the next few days in our local area. Asthma sufferers should take precaution during these environmental changes. Increases in humidity and temperature can cause the airways to become irritated. Extreme temperature changes and summer months can cause inflammation in the asthmatic who already have inflamed airways. While it's not possible to control the weather, you can take steps to limit asthma attacks from extreme heat. If your asthma tends to worsen during the hot summer months here are a few tips for you: Use an air conditioner and try to stay in a controlled environment. Monitor weather forecast for temperature, humidity, air pressure changes and O-Zone alerts. Take your asthma medications as prescribed. Using your controller medication is very important in managing asthma.

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