Occasionally 1
Under twice a week, symptoms should be good after at least 6 weeks
Life saving consumption
Getting up at night twice a month
Normal activity between attacks
Healthy lung band between attacks
Recurrence 0 to 1 time per year
For exercise-induced asthma, it is sufficient to take Montelukast or Faba spray two hours before exercise
Waking up at night 3 to 4 times a month
Symptoms more than twice a week but not every day (but accepted every other day)/rescue consumption more than twice a week but not every day
Activity is slightly disturbed between attacks
Healthy lung band between attacks
Recurrence once a year
If the problem persists, come back within 2 to 4 weeks to be upgraded
daily symptoms
Daily life saving consumption
Waking up two or more nights a week
Impaired daily activity
The reduction of the lung capacity between 60 and 80% of the capacity, of course, every day
Recurrence more than 2 times
Symptoms every hour
Consuming a lifesaver
He does not sleep every night
Limited activity
Lung volume below 60% of lung capacity
Recurrence more than 2 times
A mild attack will improve at home with a spray and rest
Moderate attacks can be treated in clinics
A severe attack happens in a few hours
Severe attack spend the night in the hospital
Asthma always has three problems and should be careful in attacking all three
Airway obstruction that is invasive and reversible
A reactive airway that stays for a long time and is potentially prone to problems
inflammation
Most viral infection
Contact with allergens
contact with stimuli
Lack of chronic asthma control treatment (disease condition)
No flow up
Not arriving and not having medicine
In mild attack from seconds to minutes and in moderate to high attack from minutes to days
Although more days are involved, the chances of relapse and subsequent relapses are higher.
1-Understanding the understanding of asthma – disease and attack means both the chronic course and determining the severity of the attack (sudden relapse)
and gradual relapse (disease) and the art of identifying the first sign of any kind of relapse
2-Understanding the two types of rescue/maintenance treatment and the general goal of treatment or control
3- Understanding the assessment of response to treatment and recovery
4- The skill of using different devices/cabinet/peak flowmeter/nebulizer
5-Understanding the action plan/roadmap and changes in accordance with the patient’s condition
6- Avoiding environmental irritants/allergens and avoiding them as soon as possible
7- Creating a support circle for the doctor/nurse/pharmacist/hospital/patient/family/school and his/her nurse/workplace
Having a self-care roadmap
Promise to abstain as much as possible
Weight loss in case of obesity/influenza vaccine/vitamin D
Please provide your medicine quickly
Take all your medications as scheduled
Check the correct method of use and the correct way to use the sprays with the doctor or pharmacist website
It is necessary to take medicine even in good condition to prevent attacks and relapses
Calling the site and making an appointment whenever you have not managed to control the disease
Know the permitted use or limit of your medicines
Do your asthma control test daily or every few days
Half a minute between the puffs of a medicine, but 10 seconds is enough for another type, and in all inhalers, it should not be in the mouth or in the chamber or 3 cm in front of the mouth (two knuckles).
Important point
The correct method of any spray should be learned by taking help from the pharmacy and its personnel, as well as from the brochure paper inside the box or by searching on our website and other places.
Expert diagnosis, treatment for allergies, asthma, eczema, and more by Dr. Hedayat Akbari, a renowned allergist with 30+ years of experience.
