This novel coronavirus designated as COVID-19 continues to spread around the world and is increasingly claiming lives. If you haven’t been caught up with the latest information, here are some of the frequently asked questions about COVID-19.
For several weeks now, we have been staying in our homes not just for ourselves but for our families as well. Until we develop a vaccine against coronavirus, we won’t be able to return to the ways things used to be.
The paranoia is understandable for the main symptoms of COVID-19 can overlap on some common illnesses like flu or allergies. So here’s how it differs from the common flu and allergies.
Although people with asthma have different triggers that cause an attack, there are some foods that are more prone to cause asthma than others. If you have asthma and a food allergy, then you might be more at risk of asthma that’s life-threatening.
Choosing the type of asthma inhaler that best meets your needs is important to effectively control your asthma symptoms. Before purchasing an inhaler, it’s better that you ask your doctor or any healthcare provider which type of inhaler can help you prevent or treat asthma attacks.
There are ways to prevent asthma attacks during winter. You can always stay in the comforts of your home, however, there will always be days wherein you need to go outside.
When you go out to do some certain tasks such as picking up the groceries or just spending time at your friend’s house, you need to bring a few items with you. However, if you have asthma, there are things that you just cannot leave at home. Here are some of the asthma essentials that should be found in your bag when going out.
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