Foracort Inhaler 400 Health Feed

Mr. Lybrate-user,there is no permanent solution for asthma. You would have to inhalational medications esp. In winters when it exacerbates due to allergens in environment. Protect yourself from cold winds and avoid hot/spicy foods.

Asthma is mostly an allergic disease and mostly of a familial origin. The most important approach is to identify and avoid the factors that makes the problem worse. Secondly modifying immunity in such a way that you are no longer reactive to the factors your are sensitive too. Here homoeopathy place a quick and prompt relief and can cure you permanently. Hair fall may happen due to many reason like anaemia, nutritional deficiency, skin disorder, mental and physical trauma, stress,hormonal imbala...more

Inhaled corticosteroids can be used to treat the cough trapped in the lungs and not for rapid breathing

U need to consult with a counselor,,think positively,,do some yoga,some jogging regularly,,only positive thinking can change this,,

You may have common cold or infection..
take Homoeopathic medicine.
Allium Cepa 30 TDs for one day..

Dear Lybrateuser, your mentioned symptoms are symptoms of Chest Infection.
You can try steam inhalation for temporary relief, but you may need an opinion from a Pulmonologist.
Wishing you good health.

Steam inhalation is given if there is any congestion in the throat (larynx), nose and sometimes in the lungs due to infection or allergy. It only relieves congestion to some extent. It is not a treatment which may need antibiotics or antihistaminics.

Do not worry, it may have come out already.
But if you experience any Cough with Chest pain, consult a Chest Physician.

Hello,
Thanks for your query on Lybrate
As per your clinical history is concerned please follow like this-
1) Do a clinical examination by your Doctor and to confirm it do a blood test for (immunoglobulin E (IgE) antibodies)
2) Discuss with your Doctor about antihistamine like (BENADRYL cap-25 mg)every 8 hours
Do follow lifestyle modifications like this-
1) Know what you're eating and drinking. Be sure to read food labels carefully.
2) Discuss with your doctor about p...more

Abpa is hypersensitivity reaction of airways to lungs. It is associated with asthma. For diagnosis you need to meet a chest specialist who will assess and see if you have apba or not. For diagnosis few blood tests to test allergy and ct chest are recommended.