What happens if you smoke with asthma?
My uncle has asthma, but he still smokes bidis sometimes, saying it doesn't affect him much. I know smoking is bad, but specifically, what happens if someone with asthma smokes?
My uncle has asthma, but he still smokes bidis sometimes, saying it doesn't affect him much. I know smoking is bad, but specifically, what happens if someone with asthma smokes?
It is extremely dangerous. It can trigger a sudden, life-threatening asthma attack instantly.
I have asthma and once tried smoking socially. I ended up in the ICU with severe bronchospasms because my inhaler just stopped working. Please go see your pulmonologist before you do permanent damage to your lungs.
Just like sweet foods ruin my blood sugar levels, smoking completely damages your bronchial tubes. You must keep your system clean. Focus on a clean diet and avoid smoking to keep your body functioning well.
Arey, tum pagal ho kya? When your lungs are already weak with asthma, why are you putting smoke inside? Directly inviting a hospital emergency. Stop this immediately and take your daily inhalers properly.
Listen buddy, don't stress too much if you slipped up once, but seriously stop doing it. Smoking and asthma are like worst enemies, it's just going to mess up your lungs badly. Take a deep breath, throw the pack away, and chill.
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My husband has asthma and he used to smoke. It made his chest so tight that even ginger tea or steam inhalation couldn't help him breathe. Please leave the smoke, do mild breathing exercises morning and evening, and keep your inhaler close.
Your lungs need pure oxygen, just like your body needs pure, organic vegetarian food. Smoking with asthma creates severe inflammation that no healthy diet can cure. Keep your air intake clean just like your food.
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