Is asthma a respiratory disorder?
My doctor called my asthma a 'respiratory disorder' during my last visit. Is asthma officially classified as a respiratory disorder?
My doctor called my asthma a 'respiratory disorder' during my last visit. Is asthma officially classified as a respiratory disorder?
I totally get it, these medical terms can sound so scary when you first read them. Yes, it is a chronic respiratory disorder, but please remember that it is highly treatable and you can live a very happy life with it.
Yes, it is a respiratory disorder affecting the airways. While I use steam inhalation and warm ginger water to keep my throat clear, you should always consult a doctor for proper diagnosis and inhalers.
Yes, it is a respiratory disorder, which basically means sensitive lungs! Don't worry at all, my sister has had it for years and she runs half-marathons, she just takes basic precautions and follows her doctor's advice.
Yes, it is a chronic respiratory disorder. I track my oxygen levels and heart rate using my fitness watch, which is a great way to monitor how my lungs are performing day-to-day alongside my doctor's advice.
Yes, it is a respiratory disorder of the lungs. Don't overthink the medical terms, just focus on keeping your house dust-free, wearing a mask in heavy pollution, and taking your doctor-prescribed medicine.
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