Our bodies have a way of letting us know when there is something wrong, we usually feel sickly or that something is off, that is why it is important not to ignore anything that our body is trying to tell us. When a disease is picked up early, it is better than when it is picked up late because there is a better chance that it will be treated effectively before it gets worse.
It is important to be able to pick up the symptoms of asthma, as it is with any other disease. As I said earlier, the faster it is picked up, the better your chance of effective treatment will be. So it is very useful to know what the symptoms characteristic for certain illnesses or conditions are.
Even though not all persons have the same asthma symptoms, the most common symptoms for this ailment are excessive coughing, which becomes more acute during the night, wheezing, pain in the chest or a kind of pressure inside the chest and difficulties in breathing.
These symptoms are more visible during an asthma attack, and they may even disappear completely after the attack with certain people. Some people my still experience the symptoms, in mild form even when they are not under attack, that is why most asthma sufferers are encouraged to keep their medicine at hand, wherever they are or wherever they go..
Sometimes a person may feel tired, or moody or coughing after exercising or at night, these should also not be ignored. They are associated with allergies and there is a link to asthma.
These symptoms are the early indicators of asthma, and you should seek medical attention. It is better for you if the doctor rules them out to not be connected to the asthma than for you to sit and assume that it is minor and that there is probably nothing wrong with you.
Do not ignore what your body is trying to tell you. Rather go see your doctor and let him clear you for medical conditions or any suspicions that you may have.
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