Does adult onset asthma go away?
My doctor recently diagnosed me with adult onset asthma, which was a surprise at my age. I'm hoping it's something that can eventually go away. Does adult onset asthma ever really resolve on its own?
My doctor recently diagnosed me with adult onset asthma, which was a surprise at my age. I'm hoping it's something that can eventually go away. Does adult onset asthma ever really resolve on its own?
It usually persists long-term, but with proper medicine, you can live a very comfortable and active life. Please don't worry too much.
Just like diabetes, adult-onset asthma doesn't completely go away, but you can manage it beautifully. Avoid cold foods and sugary processed drinks that trigger inflammation, and keep your inhaler close.
Beta, I have lived with this for 25 years now. It remains with you, but with regular medication and a calm routine, you can easily do all your daily chores without any trouble.
Do not believe any web portals claiming they can cure asthma forever with some herbal syrup. It is a chronic lung issue and must be treated scientifically by a certified chest specialist.
Babu, ye bada hone par jo duma hota hai, wo poora theek toh nahi hota par parhez rakhne se daba rehta hai. Thand se bacho aur roz garam pani piyo.
Actually yaar, Mumbai's humidity makes it worse, and it doesn't really go away. You just have to learn to manage it with regular inhalers and avoid dusty environments.
It was so frustrating for me to accept that I suddenly developed asthma in my 30s. It felt so unfair, but accept it gently and remember that using your inhaler is a strength, not a weakness.
I was diagnosed last year after a severe chest infection. It doesn't disappear completely, but finding the right daily preventative inhaler has completely controlled my symptoms.
I got diagnosed at 40. It doesn't go away, but identifying triggers like dust, pet dander, and cold weather makes all the difference. Keep your house dust-free and use a mask outdoors.
While it is typically a lifelong condition, eating fresh, warm vegetarian meals loaded with turmeric and ginger can help reduce the frequency of attacks. Always consult your pulmonologist for medication.
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