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Exercise Induced Asthma

Asthma is a chronic respiratory disease wherein an inflammation in the breathing passage occurs, blocking the air going to the lungs. A person suffering from asthma experiences sudden attacks, causing problems in breathing...

By: Jason Gluckman

Getting The Upper Hand On Asthma Allergy

Asthma allergy is the number one form of allergy today. And since asthma allergy is inherited, one can get it at a young age. The diagnosis process for asthma allergy is a simple and very straightforward test and will imme...

By: Charlene Nuble

What Triggers Asthma Attacks?

One question many people with asthma ask frequently is “What triggers an asthma attack and how can I prevent it?” Research has shown that there are many things that can trigger an asthma attack, but below are s...

By: Don Rondeau

Dear Dr. Gott: I am a 55-year-old, 5-foot-2, 137-pound female. I work full time at a busy office where I do little sitting.

So two weeks ago, I found myself in Urgent Care on a Sunday morning. I rarely get sick, however, it felt like my asthma had returned.

As students head back to school, parents of children with allergies and asthma want to know whether their children are ready to carrying and using inhalers and auto-injectable epinephrine.