Bronchial asthma in remission

Bronchial asthma requires regular control and only a professional treatment. To combat the disease used drugs. A necessary companion of a patient with asthma is an inhaler, which quickly delivers a drug to the lungs. For the prevention of acute asthma in remission recommended activities include swimming, sports, inflating the balloons, thereby to train the lungs and increase their volume. It is also recommended Spa treatment in the absence of acute attacks.

The mainstay of treatment in sanatorium-resort conditions – hydrotherapy, breathing exercises, inhalation, mineral water treatment, breathing exercise. In addition to the various procedures have also selected the necessary medication. Thus, the stay in the sanatorium allows to influence all the factors in the emergence of asthma, thereby prolong remission and improve the General condition of the patient.

Contraindications:

All diseases of the respiratory system, accompanied by the development of pulmonary heart disease above stage II.
Bronchiectasis and chronic abscess with a sharp depletion of patients, increased body temperature, the release of copious purulent sputum.
Bronchial asthma with frequent and (or) severe asthma, hormone-dependent uncontrolled asthma.
Spontaneous pneumothorax.
State after ineffective surgical interventions, presence of postoperative complications.
Hemoptysis.
A pleural effusion.
Diseases of the respiratory system of inflammatory Genesis in the acute phase and in the phase of exacerbation of chronic process.

Treatment Results

Treatment allows to reduce the number of incidents of attacks and improve the General condition of the patient. Procedure clear the Airways of mucus and contribute to its better discharge.

The consequences of not treating

The lack of treatment may provoke an acute, chronic, metabolic and other complications. Some examples: status asthmaticus, acute respiratory failure, collapse, pneumonia.

Bronchial asthma is a chronic inflammatory disease of the Airways that occurs due to the increased reaction of the Airways to various stimuli. In response to irritation in the respiratory tract produce large amounts of mucus that causes a cough and makes breathing difficult. The disease can be caused by an allergic component or chronic infection of the respiratory system.