AsthmaAid - Herbal Supplement for Respiratory Support

AsthmaAid is a natural herbal supplement formulated to support respiratory health and alleviate symptoms of asthma. It contains a blend of herbs known for their anti-inflammatory and bronchodilator properties.

AsthmaAid FAQ

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Is asthma a lifelong condition?

Asthma is a lifelong condition. Although most people who have asthma will always have asthma, most people can be symptom-free with a good treatment and self-management plan. If you’ve been diagnosed with asthma as a child, your asthma might improve or disappear completely as you get older, particularly if the asthma was mild.

What is asthma treatment?

The aim of asthma treatment is to control symptoms, improve lung function, and prevent asthma attacks. Your doctor or asthma nurse aims to do this using the lowest dose of medicine possible, and to find the best treatment plan for you and your asthma.

How serious is asthma?

How serious asthma is varies from person to person. There are different types of asthma too. Someone with severe asthma (which affects around 5% of all people with asthma) can have symptoms most of the time and find them very hard to control.

Are there different types of asthma?

There are different types of asthma too. Someone with severe asthma (which affects around 5% of all people with asthma) can have symptoms most of the time and find them very hard to control. But most people with asthma can manage it well by using a preventer inhaler every day, and a reliever inhaler if their symptoms flare up.

When does asthma start?

Asthma can start at any age but it most often starts in childhood. Asthma runs in some families but many people with asthma have no other family members affected. Many people with asthma find their symptoms get worse in the winter months. So how can asthma be...

What are the symptoms of asthma?

Common asthma symptoms are: Coughing. Wheezing. Breathlessness. Feeling of chest tightness. Asthma symptoms can range from mild to severe between different people and at different times in the same person. Each episode of asthma symptoms could last for an hour or so, or persist for days or weeks unless treated.

What causes asthma symptoms?

Things that may trigger asthma symptoms include the following: Infections - particularly colds, coughs and chest infections. Pollens and moulds - asthma is often worse in the hay fever season. Exercise - getting asthma symptoms with exercise often means asthma is undertreated.