Asthma Attack Signs & First Aid - SunMed Hidden Cam

[@officialyoungny9395]

That chest tightness ain’t no joke bro it’s so painful

[@ainsyf.1259]

YES!! Omg it made me appreciate breathing normally even more

[@queendee8656]

This happened to me yesterday

[@AvielaLlanes]

@𝐑𝐮𝐦𝐢 its asthma

[@crystalwhite9396]

It feels like fire 🔥 😭

[@previsus]

Bruh it felt like someone was choking me I was literally look like I was a mummie cause I don't have any oxygen in my body💀

[@TheCatnipCinema]

This is exactly how my asthma attacks have been, minus the falling over and barely being able to breathe. My breathing is definitely impeded, but thankfully it doesn't get to this level. Mine are just as sudden.

[@feliciaagbougwu1254]

Your generosity curing my ailment called Asthma attack is incomparable you assured me of gotten healed just within 14days and it was so. Thank you Dr igho I will keep letting the world knows about your KZbin channel.

[@theproonroblox1680]

Mine is t like this but it does feel really hard to breath and it’s painful

[@bostonflair]

I have this cough for about 4 months now. So I finally went to the Docs only to be told I have asthma. She didn't run any test, she just assumed based on my symptoms of just coughing constantly. I thought asthma was when someone is having a hard time breathing? Which I don't have, I just have this severe cough that attacks me sometimes. She gave me an inhaler and I feel like it doesn't do anything because I'm still coughing. What exactly is an asthma attack? Is it like constantly coughing and can't stop?? I don't think I have asthma.

[@saudpathan2955]

U r having allergic Asthma when some particles came in contact same like u m having coughing fitts and itchyness in chin and back and lungs.Try to avoid triggers and pls do CT thoraxx it will cause long term damage to ur lungs better to consult a good pulmonologist and have in faith in there treatment bever ignore lungs related issue ask them if u need to take allergy shots it helps u in a long time Thanks and best wishes🎉​@@bostonflair

[@ChickpeatheTortie]

I get this happening to me and it happens in a matter of seconds it is so fast but GP says that can't be so surely

[@plantagenant6789]

It's nice when people are willing to help and very much appreciated. We usually try not to let it get to a bad point, but sometimes, due to usually weather problems or allergens it happens. Please try not to crowd the asthma patient or ask them a bunch of questions. We don't have the breath to answer you. Please don't start yelling at us either. We know you're scared. Thank you in advance!

[@pweetie_mini_frosh1553]

Exactly those questions are really annoying

[@RareGem369]

Exactly the same with a panic attack! 😏

[@torenicolaifjelldal]

Isn’t lying down better than sitting? Especially for fat (like me 😂 ) or pregnant people when belly is pushed up when sitting ?

[@aylagalenka19]

@@torenicolaifjelldalewww lol It’s not funny at all. I’ve had asthma since 2 years ago when I was 14. It’s the most painful and terrifying experience I ever lived in my life. I was at the last stage and my body felt cold as ice

[@torenicolaifjelldal]

@@aylagalenka19 But I had a serious question, it wasn’t a joke at all. I was just laughing a little about me being fat.

[@_azstudio]

never leave your inhaler. i went to the hotel pool that day. the water was so cold. plus it was so windy. then it attacked me. i tot it was mild. then i started gasping for air. i walk as fast as i can to get my inhaler in my room. it was like 100 km away in that condition. i nearly fainted. lesson learned.

[@feliciaagbougwu1254]

Your generosity curing my ailment called Asthma attack is incomparable you assured me of gotten healed just within 14days and it was so. Thank you Dr Igho I will keep letting the world knows about your KZbin channel

[@trevormenal8318]

Legitimate question. Do you believe if you sat down and meditated on relaxing, would it help? I've a theory that asthma is directly related to anxiety.

[@_azstudio]

@@trevormenal8318 i tried several times. It works. But that time it is uncontrollable.

[@youre_bestie_mia6649]

People say I have asthma bc I'm obese😭

[@_azstudio]

Astrazaneca symbicort. I use it once every 2 days. It never attacks me anymore. Thank God.

[@danien2411]

My asthma has always been rather mild, and I haven’t needed my inhalers in years! But over the last few days me and my partner caught a cold, over a couple of days I started to notice it was slightly harder to breath.. but didn’t think anything of it and I don’t normally carry my inhalers as I don’t need them hardly ever! But last night I genuinely felt like I could not breath and was up all night, and then today it got so bad I called 111 and ended up in the doctors white as a sheet and feeling like I was suffocating, thankfully he had an inhaler right there and told me if my symptoms got any worse again to go straight to the hospital, ventolin is an absolute godsend

[@paul_particularlyunhappynut]

This is scary as shit, cause I'm technically diagnosed with asthma, but legitimately can't remember the last time I've ever had an asthma attack before (apparently it was when I was 4 and maybe bronchitis). I'm lazy with my inhaler because of it, I usually leave it around and my parents move it wherever, so I'm not sure if it's always in the same place. If I had a sudden severe asthma attack from waking up alone one night, and I couldn't get attention or reach my phone quick enough, I might be boned

[@danien2411]

@@paul_particularlyunhappynut you sound similar to me in that I very rarely actually need it, but it’s always so important to carry your inhalers incase what happened to me happens to you… it’s unlikely but make sure you ALWAYS have a blue one with you, the worst my peak flow had ever been prior to this attack was around 300 which isn’t severe, but when I did one at this said doctors appointment (with difficulty) it was 120, the night I was awake I was too afraid to tell my boyfriend and his mum how much I really couldn’t breath (they had already been with me two hours with a paper bag ect and thought part of it was me panicking, which isn’t there fault as I understand people can panic and it makes it feel worse…) but in hindsight it was so dangerous and I should of just called an ambulance for myself as I very easily could of died (not to be dramatic) when I went to the doctors the next day I couldn’t even speak to my dad on the way because I was using every ounce of energy to keep enough air going into my lungs whilst also panicking, even walking to the waiting room I almost past out and my lips were tingling. Not trying to frighten you, as long as you can try and keep a blue one with you at all times you’ll be okay ❤️

[@paul_particularlyunhappynut]

@@danien2411 I see. I readed it all. Thank you for the comment. I know everyone's not the same, but if you held out for 2 hours, I think that paints a better picture. I should probably be able hypothetically to muster enough strength to find it/ask someone at home for it Btw, I currently have bronchitis in my left lung (not joking). But it's not like I ever had trouble breathing during it, the coughing is just annoying. But I haven't felt a tightness in my chest like most asthmatics describe. I used my inhaler once just to make sure, but I didn't feel that much different. Obviously it didn't make the bronchitis and coughing suddenly disappear. So I suppose they are different conditions

[@thisisnara92]

I was diagnosed with asthma when I was a baby but since I was 13/14 years old I never needed inhalers anymore. Until I was 27 and I had a sudden asthma attack alone at home while I was chilling and watching a soccer game. At first I thought it was only alergies but it got worse, with shortness of breath. So it never really goes away, it can get better but asthma stays with you. We should always have our inhalers in case something happens. I didn't have any and needed to stay the night at the hospital to have it under control. Now I need the inhalers regularly again. It's always been a mild asthma but it's still really annoying to know you're not at full capacity of breathing.

[@paul_particularlyunhappynut]

​@@thisisnara92 I see. Thanks for the comment, that puts things in perspective. Did they figure out what might've caused it? Jesus, that happening while your chilling watching TV is scary. Most asthmatics say it happens with heavy cardio like running or an allergic reaction to something. But it's even more scary to me if your or my lungs can just peace out from nothing, for seemingly no known reason. like wtf?! I don't seem to be allergic to anything. And if I'am, not anything that I know of. Well, I'am to pollen like everyone else on the planet. But it just makes my nose runny. No tightness or short breath or anything like that. I've heard of peak flow meters to check your base breathing level, but idk how much it'd practically help tbh. Like, I don't think it can predict an asthma attack weeks or months ahead I think. And even then, you'd have to check it regularly, right? (somethin im too lazy to do 💀)

[@stargirl12314]

Today at school, I had witnessed a kid having an asthma attack. He just got back from running a mile at gym and he just laid on the floor having trouble breathing. It sounded terrible, I almost wanted to cry. Some kids laughed a little but it wasn't loud, it was silent in the room though. I was just staring to make sure he was okay. Multiple teachers came in to help and told us to move the chairs out of the way, I felt bad because he started crying and it looked like he was in pain. My teacher brung in a wheelchair and sat him on it, I don't know where he is now but possibly in the hospital. I prayed that he was okay... But to anyone who suffers from asthma, always carry a pump because it can end up badly and possibly fatal, take it seriously! Stay safe and god bless ❤😊

[@Truthseeker1515]

I have had an asthma attack a couple of years ago, ABSOLUTE PANIC. YOU CANNOT BREATHE! As if someone held your head under water, I thought my heart was going to stop. Never felt such sensation before. Currently, with acute bronchitis, thanks God for Ventolin.

[@fridayidikwu5965]

Doctor Ani John I met you when I was in crisis and in the most inconvenient and disturbing manner. But I never regretted meeting you, thank you so much for sending your Herbal medicine,,,

[@carylalmirasayre9778]

Does your throat ache if you have an asthma attack? I hope you feel better!

[@kaimike.5510]

I have been diagnosed with asthma for a couple of months, I can feel her pain while watching this video.

[@Rafael-pi4md]

I used to have it as a kid, cold weather and exercises were a nightmare. It's gone now but probably will come back when I get old

[@cozycatlover123]

Same here

[@_aura_8012]

Same with me

[@Mosaic_Crone]

Please be careful. My younger brother was like that. Thought he out grew it in his 20's. They always warned us this type that goes dormant & returns later in life is the deadliest form of asthma. Not only because it comes back out of the blue but also because the attacks are A LOT stronger. If you don't have an inhaler I can give you the advice the doctors gave us for him. Get some form of citrus juice into you ASAP. Orange Juice is best but fresh squeezed lemonade or limeade will also work. The key is to drink 8 ounces of Citrus juice, preferably in 5 minutes. The citric acid actually helps cut the mucus & relax the airway. I have Reactive Airway Disease (not asthma) & it works for me as well. We've notice the Simply Orange juice brand works the best because it's all juice, no water to dilute it.

[@GenevveY]

Same here

[@Emma-dp8lh]

Girl in my class had a sudden Asthma attack so I feel like it's probably important for me to know this just incase

[@feliciaagbougwu1254]

Your generosity curing my ailment called Asthma attack is incomparable you assured me of gotten healed just within 14days and it was so. Thank you Dr Igho I will keep letting the world knows about your KZbin channel

[@Chipay08]

Emma I totally appreciate your efforts. Most of the people around don't have knowledge about asthama and severe asthama attacks can be very haunting to people in workplace, if no coworker/friend have idea to help them out.

[@maryanne7161]

​@@Chipay08I think they should be informed/trained by the patient before hand.

[@Chipay08]

@@maryanne7161 I agree.

[@mullet-man6956]

This is little much haha. We usually feel the attack building up. Then I immediately stop working out and sit on the ground outside to focus on my breathing. Also I take a puff from the puff thing. Btw it’s terrible if people are gathering around you when having an attack, give us some space and keep an eye on us and we’ll be fine:)

[@TheCatnipCinema]

Not always true. The majority of my attacks are extremely sudden. No prior warning signs.

[@anine7212]

I think it’s a little different for everyone. Mine are more like hers, and it truly sucks.

[@zoya8032]

Not true my attacks are always sudden.... it gets worst in some seconds.......

[@nadinejadehernandez4569]

I coudn't agree more.

[@StunXPlayz]

My heart beat rises when I’m about to get an attack

[@karenmartin4479]

I had a severe asthma attack last night just before I was going to sleep all of a sudden I became very confused and felt like something was squeezing the life out of me I didn't go to casualty I took my inhalers and eventually I began to feel better I've never felt so scared in my whole life I'm going to sleep sitting up in a chare tonight as I'm now anxious about falling asleep I've got an asthma review with my nurse soon please take care of yourself if you suffer from this dreadful condition and remember to take your inhalers exactly the same way as instructed.i thought I was ok not taking it so often I do now this has shook the hell out of me xxxx

[@feliciaagbougwu1254]

Your generosity curing my ailment called Asthma attack is incomparable you assured me of gotten healed just within 14days and it was so. Thank you Dr Igho I will keep letting the world knows about your KZbin channel.

[@trevormenal8318]

Do you believe asthma is directly related to anxiety and can be helped or even solved with meditation and mindfulness exercises?

[@nausheen_nishat435]

I have been diagnosed with asthma in 2019.. And man...asthma attacks are painful and scary honestly.. You are okay now and within second chest starts to tighten and suddenly you can't breath...

[@maryanne7161]

How old r u, if u dont mind sharing?

[@eijiro_.Kirishima159]

I have asthma and I’m always scared this will happen to me 😢😢😢😢

[@Electrostatic_Fusion]

I've had an asthma attack before. It was terrible 😢

[@NdeyefatouLoum-e2l]

@@Electrostatic_Fusionmoi aussi et c’était la nuit et je suis en se moment à l’hôpital 😢😢😢

[@NdeyefatouLoum-e2l]

Moi sa mes arriver😢😢😢

[@Electrostatic_Fusion]

@@NdeyefatouLoum-e2l je suis désolé 🥺 c'est triste

[@Electrostatic_Fusion]

@@NdeyefatouLoum-e2l je suis content que je peux comprendre français 🥳

[@LaPetite510]

OMG this is exactly how my asthma attacks are every few months or so. I actually went into cardiac arrest once. As far as pain, my chest feels more like discomfort (more dull pain) than true, make you wince, pain.

[@JohnWickersonThe3rd]

Asthma attack is i think sudden because i never had a asthma attack.

[@maryanne7161]

Hope u r fine now? Mind sharing how u were revived?

[@moonshine399]

Oh my..that is the next level. Hope ur doing ok...😢

[@luneyx943]

I understand that feeling completely, it’s hell.

[@pvt.pineapple9008]

I'm having a asthma attack while I type this. My chest feels tight, my throat feels clear of obstruction, but I'm still having trouble breathing properly. It's scary as hell and I feel like I'm dying. I know I'm not, but it's just scary. I hope this is helpful to anyone reading this. It's scary, you're not dying, you're okay, and it's only temporary. It's all mental, get somewhere where you're comfortable, and get with someone you feel comfortable with, and just Relax. You're okay... Just Relax...

[@maryanne7161]

R u fine? Did you take an inhaler?

[@noreenfatima936]

I had 2 3 days back and it was worst And did the same thing It worked ..... Need to calm urself first and take your inhalers and other medications...

[@holly9464]

Are you okay?

[@eca054]

As an asthmatic this effect my hole life and I went to the hospital multiple times because of this

[@Reshmashiek147]

Some people are thinking like I'm just acting and I'm going through this intentionally.

[@Skyloche]

I've had asthma for over 40 yrs and I can't relate to this video at all. Any asthma attack I've had comes on slowly. This is nothing like I've ever seen or experienced.

[@tonyt8271]

Just went to the funeral of a family friend who died from a severe asthma attack. Every body, reaction, severity & therefore result is different.

[@Skyloche]

How unfortunate

[@maryanne7161]

Looks like yours werent triggered by exercise while hers was?

[@americansmark]

Almost got me last Monday. I didn't know my airway had tightened and food got stuck and completely blocked my airway. I would have choked to death had someone not seen me struggling and rushed to help. Ended up in the hospital and found out I randomly developed severe asthma.

[@Artsy_sleep-deprived_person]

I’ve had asthma my whole life and I’ve had a small asthma attack and I realized that I forgot my inhaler so I kept my hands above my head to give my lungs a little better chance to expand, I still coughed until I could get home a grab my inhaler, it was not a good feeling.

[@aelly6682]

i feel her. i got asthma attack for being expose to cold temperature for too long and i felt like dying seriously. my chest was too tight, i could barely catch a breath, can't speak, stand, sit or lay down. the only you wanted in this situation is your inhaler and BREATHE.

[@tahabeahmed4174]

How long do you suffer from asthma?

[@nukecream200]

Thank you so much..you guys are always being helpful..constantly share this useful information to us..God bless you all😥😢

[@sanibland3410]

You can get cured by Doctor Oseiwe on KZbin with his herbal medicine,🌿🌿🌿 to cure Asthma and some other disease permanently 🌿🌿:

[@feliciaagbougwu1254]

Your generosity curing my ailment called Asthma attack is incomparable you assured me of gotten healed just within 14days and it was so. Thank you Dr Igho I will keep letting the world knows about your KZbin channel.

[@SheliaRPierre]

The tightening of chest is painful and scary. I ate spicy chicken one time and could not breath, I had to hold my chest and run to my inhaler. One of the scariest moments of my life!!! Been wheezing and coughing for few days now. Used nebulizer and it helped.

[@colonelradec5956]

ive had asthma attacks so bad that i woulda died without oxygen immediately. ive had em so bad from allergies my inhaler did nothing. its terrifying. and can be deadly.

[@sk_media.10]

Drink turmeric tea daily before Breakfast.

[@TomiOnDesign]

@@sk_media.10 drank all the tumeric and other herbal tea possible. Didn’t help

[@maryanne7161]

If ur inhaler didn't work then were u taken to the ER?

[@colonelradec5956]

@@maryanne7161 once yes. Used to get driven to the hospital. Once I was alone and had to go by ambulance. Was in for 3 days.

[@maryanne7161]

@@colonelradec5956 Sorry to hear that. From what I've read it's connected to the gut. Have you tried natural remedies?

[@sophieniechcial2501]

Thank u to the 3 paramedics who saved my life this Saturday after I nearly died from an Asthma Attack ❤🙏🏼❤

[@CelestePearl]

When I get asthma attacks (very very rarely), I usually hide in bathroom and wait for my death. And even when people have seen I have had attack, they just watch, keep walking and won't help, For real.

[@StunXPlayz]

Bro doesn’t use a nebulizer instead he tries to commit suicide

[@inlonging]

Yes I have had these attacks for years and people usually act like I’m sick because I’m coughing and wheezing. I can barely breathe.

[@glorianomsazulu5448]

You can ask HELP, we usually don't want to bother others 🤷‍♀️

[@Chipay08]

@@glorianomsazulu5448 Yea, but in nearly dying moment one is not conscious enough to call someone for help. And shouting in this situation can worsen the attack.

[@chiveskilla]

When i first got diagnosed with asthma, i never believed it and i never took cautions cause i belived that the doctors have not actually do any tests to me. Until I was unable to breath and my chest tight and my air way was like being squeed. Holding my inhaler and i have to cry so much cause i was so scared and see how dumb i look..

[@SHAZY-789]

I also have this asthma problem. This is very painful and when this happens its very hard to breathe.

[@margaretchapman6079]

I have had asthma since I was a little girl....its no joke gasping for air. Those who suffer from asthma like me please carry your inhaler with you wherever you go, and keep an inhaler by your bedside at night. If this helps an asthmatic sufferer I have been prescribed a Fostair Next Inhaler you use it twice in the morning & twice at night contains steroid, this acts as a preventative. X

[@amyedwards4650]

This is too much. This is not what like a asthma attack is like, let alone what a severe asthma attack is like! You don’t just fall to the fall for a start, there’s other things you look out for, firstly sitting them upright if they are still breathing, any wheezing, this is from someone who has had severe asthma since they were 10 and have had 3 ITU admissions and still lucky to be here

[@RickyWhenICatchYouRicky101]

I can tell you I've been through an asthma attack recently and it's the worse thing ever my chest literally tightened up and I could barely breathe I got rushed to the hospital and I literally collapsed on the stairs because I was so tired. I had to take 10 puffs for 3 days and I still don't feel as good now.

[@sharamaelopez632]

Oh my you poor thing 🥺 I hope you get better. I'll pray for you. Even I am experiencing tightness in chest and it doesn't feel good at all

[@maryanne7161]

I guess v can call asthma attacks as mini heart attacks on a loop or to be fair, are heart attacks worse?

[@nasacopy3948]

What camera you're using that's too beautiful to be a security camera

[@Artermist]

Hidden cam, not security

[@xianxua2054]

It’s fake video that’s why

[@nikairampersad9989]

Thinking about it it can cause alot of harm to you my friend had it she almost died she needed her puff but luckily my friend came running out of the class to save her my friend and her were best friends and its scary to think what would've happens if she didn't get the puff stay safe

[@mkb6140]

Who has asthma right now 👇

[@Abulina-kp4wr]

Me

[@LennardAldrenPoblete]

Me

[@Siahrocks16]

Me

[@WhimWams]

Unfortunately, I do.

[@Ma.VeronicaMaeBrusas]

Same

[@Amber_Iluvlaufey]

I have moderate asthma,but I can’t imagine how it’s like having severe asthma it’s absolutely terrifying not being able to breathe properly..

[@Camilia5615]

This is so difficult on our children. My son has severe persistent asthma and we still have professionals question it because he doesnt wheeze as classic symptoms...

[@maryanne7161]

I have come across numerous natural remedies on Pinterest which seem based on science. They would require a lot of hard work, patience, money (maybe) on ur and ur child's part. But, i guess, it should be worth it.

[@madjurixl]

Little side note as a asthma patient: dont overdose inhaler or dont use fast for emergecny, follow the steps. Side effects is not good.

[@vintage1223]

What side affects ?

[@Denise-ke3jn]

What's the side effects and how much is overdosing?

[@anekiecampbell]

Its so hard trying to breath, grasping for air, trying to take some air in and let it out as fast as possible. Because taking it in feels like its just stuck in your chest, and you have to let it out because keeping it in for too long feels like you really need to take in some new fresh air because there is too much carbon dioxide . The breath is always stuck in my chest. And because of my fighing to breathe it hurts my chest really hard. Sitting up sleeping every night until its over. Suddenly Waking up feeling like you were under water for long and are about to die and need to breathe. Coughing the crap out your chest because you havent taken a deep breath for long and now the breath feels like its coming up in your throat. Getting into panic attack because you feel like thats gonna be yor last breath and you dont wanna die, exercise and simple walking is super hard, laughing is hard, yawing is hard, couging is hard, anything that has to use your voice is so hard when having athsma attack. Ive been through this so many times. And i really care for people who is going thorugh the same.❤ there are alot more complications that comes with it. And I believe that people who has to go through this. Is a biiiiig warrior❤. They knows exactly what fighting for life is.

[@Kai..1]

Asthma is ass

[@thegrandlevel313]

Doesn’t hurt to have some sort of jewelry or or something that will clearly state where your inhaler is, how to use it, and ALWAYS keep it in that spot. Even the worst people will generally help in situations like this. I had really bad asthma as a child and stopped breathing many times, but I grew out of it… I still don’t dare to not have a rescue inhaler at least filled and up to date. If you ever come across this, dial emergency services immediately before you do anything. You can always just put them on speaker while you use your hands to help.

[@babagogo4147]

My asthma attacks are unpredictable as a shark attack

[@thatguyblue4811]

Never leave your inhaler and make SURE that it is in GOOD working condition. Not too long ago a young man passed away at my job because his inhaler malfunctioned.

[@helplessly.satisfied]

thank you a few people i know might have asthma so i needed to know this :)

[@frozennoodles4179]

My friend performed CPR on a woman. She then reported him for sexual assault because apparently she didn't give him consent to save her life

[@CesarGarcia-nd5xz]

Sadly that’s not rare 😔

[@Kur404]

2:20 just wanted to mention a VERY important detail, when you do cpr you do it DEEP. As in atleast 2 inches deep. Ignore the risk of breaking ribs, your priority is the patient’s life It’s also better to do it faster than the example in the video; most doctors would recommend doing it to the beat of the song “ Stayin’ Alive” I would also recommend finding a video with more detailed instructions on how to do cpr (Im not a medical professional)

[@Cath-u1q]

Good video, it's important to talk about medical emergencies.....but at the beginning, we don't need red circle to show us what we must see, we have eyes!

[@stephenaugust859]

Omg!! I lost my best friend to this deadly attack just yesterday 😢😢…it happend so fast and her inhaler wasn’t close😭😭😭

[@MRblazedBEANS]

Man I and a friend that had it bad and he would always forget his inhaler. His parent were bad alcoholics so they never remembered to make sure he had it before leaving. He spent the night at my house almost every weekend , his parents were very drunk and abusive. Well he would have horrific attacks every once and while at least 2 or 3 times a year and of course his parents would be passed out drunk so we would have to rush over to his house in the middle of the night or even some times call 911 so the ambulance could arrive with the inhaler faster then we could drive to his house. After like the 4th or 5th time my dad finall6 got a great idea to just get a extra one and keep it at our house. The terror my friend would have on his face when he realized he forgot his inhaler I will never forget. Funny thing is we kidna bonded over our illness I have a heart problem called SVT. We both get sudden attacks and both of our problem was scary.

[@maryanne7161]

Where's he now?

[@rafaelgarcia7724]

Just had one today where i couldn’t feel my hands or legs so 911 rushed me to the hospital, said since i was sick symptoms of pneumonia were present not a game to play with please keep ur inhalers with u at all times

[@Izaikaze]

Here's a little story! It was the last 10 minutes of my school day, and I was coughing a bit too much. I used my inhaler (I had my inhaler attached to a string around my neck. It was pretty much a necklace.) I used it 2 times more than I was supposed to, so 6 times in 4 hours. I then proceeded to have shortness of breath for the next 10 minutes. I was sent outside to my car driver, and she asked why I was breathing so hard. I had said an asthma attack and then sent the other girl in the car to get help from a teacher. They called 911, and I was taken to a hospital because, first, severe asthma and second, I overdosed, and it still didn't help. I was in an ambulance, and they used a nebulizer to help me. (This was YESTERDAY) Keep in mind, IM ONLY 13!!

[@illusion84]

Bro same with me Mine is a routine lover asthama Whenever i go tu buy milk at evening Or during 3 to 4 am it attacks me severely When i start to cough it slowly decreases But during that time i think to just die man just die It is usually that severe

[@Izaikaze]

@@illusion84 Yeahhh, asthma isn't fun :(

[@maryanne7161]

Girls, look into curing ur gut. From what I've read, asthma starts in the gut.

[@qiqiland443]

that must of been terrifying I’m so sorry

[@Tech_Traveler]

The crazy thing is this: Inhaler cost in American: $50 Inhaler cost in Vietnam: $5.00 Needless to say I have like 100 inhalers just because.

[@WhiteHairRules-cu6yr]

Very nice shortfilm

[@Chia-seed_Rex]

Why did the lady in white shirt not notice loud coughing immediately

[@zipperlow]

Is my throat feeling like hurting after running cause of asthma or does everyone have it?

[@enpassent-ed8ue]

from experience, i recommend going to somewhere cold this helped me. i remember i had asthma and strangely my inhaler didn't work for some reason, but I seriously didn't want to go to the hospital since it was night time and i wasn't feeling like going to the hospital, and what helped was the refrigerator, i opened it and put my face in and after a bit, it went away.

[@enpassent-ed8ue]

though i realized it depends on the type, some people's asthma is much worse then me

[@F4mousLiv]

Omg it's hurts so much, I have it and I almost died from it

[@alicegoldenvalley]

I just can’t breathe well in general, I’m fully bedridden because of my asthma and copd. Does anyone know good meds ? My doctor only gives me Ventolin & inhaler steroids.

[@maryanne7161]

Have u looked into natural remedies? From what i've read, asthma is connected to the gut.

[@zqdhfkh]

İ cant explain how much it used to scare me. İ was always thinking im dying

[@deelightful6124]

Mine is so severe I have at least one every day😢

[@maryanne7161]

Look into natural remedies. Its usually connected to the gut.

[@charlessmith263]

If the person passes out (and ends up unconscious), treat severe asthma like a classic cardiac infarction (heart attack) or choking. Act fast! The asthmatic patient who is unconscious will have terminal hypoxia worsened into hypoxemia, and if that person cannot get his breathing back to normal within 4 minutes or so, that person will be DEAD. That is why you need to put CPR on that person. Chest compressions are more emphasized now than mouth-to-mouth resuscitation per new Emergency Medical Technician protocols now. The risk of CPR is you could break a rib on that fallen patient but still this is important But still chest-compress until the patient gets back breathing again or if emergency help arrives!!! Even if you break a rib.... Now if the asthma is anaphylatic-induced, the patient should use an Epi-pen IMMEDIATELY. The injection has to be targeted to the thigh, and since it is an auto-injector, the injection needs to be held on the skin for 20 seconds before you get it out of the skin. This will relieve the asthma in 30 seconds or so, but if the asthma comes back, another auto-injection needs to be applied. If that fails, call emergency services ASAP.

[@MyThoughtzAndOpinionz]

I didn’t even know you can get asthma attacks from exercise. And that was very light exercise she was doing. She must have severe asthma. My asthma usually flares up in cold weather, dusty environments, or when i’m sick.

[@Hustle29237]

I wish it was easier to reach the medicine. I have constantly pile up because if I ran out there’s no way for me to get it unless I go to the emergency room where they’ll charge my thousands of dollars when all I need is a hit of an Inhaler. This is what happened when I discovered I had asthma just 2 years back

[@maryanne7161]

U just need to be on top of it by keeping two. And checking the expiry of the second one especially. Also i guess, get a nebulizer but only if u need it and ur inhalers don't seem to help in an emergency.

[@sonicfadou2296]

I feel very very bad for her asthma right now

[@ZeusTheEnglishBulldog]

I have serve asthma but I never managed to faint from it to be honest I might have been so much worse because I was having it when I was sleeping but I got a nightmare so I woke up and slept with my mom I was 6 then and that’s when it started getting worse

[@Morgan-yl3ou]

I have been close to death many times . Im a chronic asthmatic .I agree with all of this ... If inside house , it can really help to be near an open window... ..even in winter , the cold breeze helps me breath better . The fridge has similar affect ..sit near open fridge. Lean forward slightly , so that lungs can expand more . Lungs are situated at back of your chest .. so you need to take weight ..of front chest off the lungs . Thats why its so hard to breath lying down. Keep calm ....and be patient. Stay focussed . Quite often if patient is severely ill ..with inflamed lungs ...inhalers dont work well.. ..so sooner they have oxygen and steroids , the better . Steroids will open the airways much better than anything . They can only get this from doctors / hospitals .../ surgery. Never give them a drink , as they can choke on this. Severe asthma can feel like someone is sitting on your chest ..squashing your lungs, feels like trying to breath through a tiny straw. It can hurt alot, and asthmatics need to concentrate on breathing . Give them space and keep calm around them . It will tire them out eventually ... asthma attacks are very hard work.. so get call ambulance as soon as possible A useful tip.. Type up all your medical details up to date .. List of medicene , name and address, allergies, Date of birth, next of kin , any recent treatment List of medical comditions . Names of doctors ..and specialists. Family contact details... ...and keep this on or near you at all times .. When you are seriously ill or vunerable like this.. ..you are unable to talk or concentrate when paramedics ..or doctors ask you questions . This medical information can help them so much , when treating you. Also sometimes their medical computer system is down , ..and they cant access information about you . So show them your paper version ., This applies to all people with any illness. Think and plan ahead . If alone when you collapse with asthma etc , bang loudly on something with legs or arms (?eg floor, door, chair .....beep horn in car if in car ... ...or what ever is near you )... ..to get attention . Someone will come to you. Its always best to be prepared for anything . Infact it will keep you calm and could save your life. 💚💚💚💚💚💚💚🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💚💚💚💚💚💚

[@rainc5850]

I flexed on this asthmatic mf in my school by breathing

[@brandonperkins176]

I expect it and I was on the verge you of Death. If it wasn't for my mother calling the rescue squad and me drinking hot green tea to open my airways, I would be dead in minutes.

[@martamarinelli413]

I have asthma, luckily it's not extreme so i don't need to take precautions everywhere

[@fridayidikwu5965]

Doctor Ani John I met you when I was in crisis and in the most inconvenient and disturbing manner. But I never regretted meeting you, thank you so much for sending your Herbal medicine,,,

[@RobloxianGrande]

I've been diagnosed with asthma around march this year but its not so intense i am always scared to have an attack on my dance practice because today we had a lot of exercises because we are talking and dancing lose, and i just stopped in the middle because i couldn't breathe. Of course my friend told the coach since she is a professional and told me to rest. I took my doses and now im resting. Damnnn thats scaryy

[@karljameslee3279]

If the person is unconscious, You can’t do cpr right away. The person has to be no pulse before doing that and you must be trained to do so.

[@mitalicodeninga932]

Thx to thx pregnant lady for her helping hand to the girl who was suffering..

[@Jade_902]

Is she coughing? Because I go into a coughing fit that lasts a long time.

[@Crpsebbyy]

What if we don't have an inhaler and the person is still conscious

[@Londndvs]

Wow I just looked into this after 4 years of having random chest tightness and accelerated heart beating while I try to breathe in and out for some reason I never took it serious and didn’t go to the hospital but I just breathed and calmed myself down and tried my best to get myself together and didn’t push myself to feel better just listened to my body… I did not know Asthma can be that severe and I’m going to get it controlled yes it hurts and yes it’s scarey!

[@maevajj4462]

She isn’t joking it’s so hard to. Breathe and no one last because that is very rude

[@Sarah-o3n]

I had one today in class my my class mates thought I was dying I was like almost going to fall but it went bc I had my puffer

[@Zqviri]

I have anxiety attacks and it mimics asthma symptoms I feel bad for everybody

[@azmagaref]

With CPR when do you have to blow in the mouth, after how many pumps?

[@Calxdtorna]

This is also my nightmare I had a few asthma attacks in the pass and they are terrible

[@darknight_mj1264]

Bro my mother just tells me to breath and walks away

[@GermaTroo]

You dont collapse to the floor like a heart attack its just where you cant breath and your chest is tight

[@maryanne7161]

U do collapse. My husband developed asthma (i think he got the attacks when it rained here in the desert in november) in 2012.Had those attacks for a month or two. Got nebulized in time except for twice. Those two times he fainted for a few seconds/collapsed.

[@jpdp7542]

What if there's no inhaler??

[@Hariom-wi7po]

Deadly situation

[@maryanne7161]

Always keep it with u

[@banggoman7371]

Dont worry it attacks when you are conscious..

[@niteblaster1]

Eat small amounts of raw onions Anti inflammatory, I have covid for 5 days I'm struggling to breath and I have asthma,I tried onions yesterday, within minutes my airways were clear,I've not had lungs like this for 30years Hardly used inhaler since😃

[@maryanne7161]

Thanks!!!

[@eduardojrmercado2491]

my don't understand me, when I can't breathe and I need to rest at least 2-3mins, she will say "come on you're over reacting" I only replied with smile.. if she can feel what I feel, she understands me.. the chest pain, the difficulty in breathing..

[@zandra8054]

i will not die becuase am stronk cat

[@Faiith1964]

Adult asthma X2 years, chest tightness can't breath in or out because of severe chest pain

[@lulu-sb8ib]

1:13 Call 911❌ Grab shirt ✅

[@agentwolf5305]

What they don’t tell you about asthma. Its not uncommon to grow out of it. You still have asthma but it becomes less severe and say becomes seasonal. If you don’t grow out of it during puberty, it gets way worse by the time you reach adulthood.

[@desireebryant9523]

I’ve been taking Blackseed oil for the past two months and haven’t had an asthma attack. It also helps with the chest pain try it I’ve had asthma since I was five years old I wish I would’ve found black seed oil years ago.

[@Kai..1]

Irs so bad. The chest tightness while not able to breath but your still coughing so much. Almost blacking out

[@ChewySink]

I feel so bad and ik how it feels 😢

[@lilweedsea]

My doctors are saying I’m developing asthma and I’m like 22 and I dunno how that can happen

[@seriouslyreal3591]

I don't know if it's the same but i can't stop shaking after nebulizing, it was so bad i could barely move for about 2 minutes. after 10 minutes there is still shaking but it is more bearable. I can't tell if I'm having trouble breathing because it is hard, or of I'm just panicking. I have asthma, but i don't think it's astmma because I've never started shaking because of an asthma attack.

[@glorianomsazulu5448]

I hate the cough that starts before the attack 😒. Breathing exercises work for me but the cough makes me sick🤮. Can use a cough syrup and which one?

[@tasokikosan7142]

I don't know if I have asthma or not because my mom kept telling me it's low blood sugar but today I woke up and it was soo hard to breath and my chest tightens and my heart started bounding so fast and when I tried to get up my vision started getting blurry so I fell back to my bed that was like 2 hours ago now I still have to breath through my mouth but it's not as bad and whenever I go up the stairs to the class with my friends I find myself more tired then they are that I literally collapse to the floor and they think I'm being dramatic but I stay lying on the floor for 3, 4 minutes till it gets better do I really have low blood sugar or is it asthma? It's in my genes too my grandma has it

[@maryanne7161]

Please get checked. Don't take it lightly.

[@Amelia_Halo.]

Me having asthma from a fruit and was sent to have hospital at night I still have it....

[@hyper5448]

I never had asthma before

[@millypowell981]

I use m6 inhaler because when my asthma attacks I will start breathing quickly and fainter with anyone knowing

[@BenjaminTong-sm2zr]

1:59 what if you can’t even breath?