Asthmcosy

  Bronchial asthma, as a common paroxysmal bronchial and pulmonary allergy, comes on with varied acuteness and courses. Its clinical symptoms include narrowed tracheas, paroxysmal breathing difficulties, coughing, asthma, forehead cold sweat, incapable of supine position and carotid hypertension. When asthma sustains, the patient could experience oral breathing, shoulder hunching, dark purple lips and fingernails from lack of oxygen, CO2 detention, respiratory acidosis, metabolic disorder and complications like lung atelectasis, pulmonary heart disease and pneumothorax. The patient could be in dire danger should respiratory failure occur without timely treatment.

  Conventional treatment incorporates bronchodilator (ephedrine) and adrenaline (steroids) and often combines a plethora of medication. The approach has serious toxic side effects causing the patient’s physical constitution to drop notably and experience headaches, dizziness, nausea, fatigue, inappetence, palpitation and hand tremble. The said medications could also induce heart and liver disorders.

  A great number of clinical reports indicate that asthma could develop if a patient coughs for over six weeks after catching a cold. Infection itself is not allergen, but cold virus tends to destroy the integrity of surface cells of the air duct mucosa. Thus asthma could develop should the patent be exposed to just a teeny amount of allergen in the environment.

  Asthmcosy and Cough-less are joint forces developed to treat bronchial asthma. They are designed to clear patient’s lungs, alleviate breathing difficulties, suppress coughing, dilute phlegm, fight allergy and assuage convulsions. Since asthma is an anomalous reaction to allergy, treatment that accentuates anti-allergy is extremely important. Clinically it is highly recommended to improve patient’s immunity to help regulate respiratory functions by adopting natural immune system boosters. This way the damage done to the mucosa by the virus can be repaired effectively and thus fundamentally improve the respiratory system’s anti-allergy abilities toward outside allergens. Refined extract of saponin from herbs approaches alleviation in a different way than common bronchial smooth muscleβreceptor excitant: By blunting the reactive responses of the respiratory centrum it relieves the spasms of the smooth muscles, reduces air-duct resistance, restrains respiratory reflex, improves patient’s ability to endure anoxia, boost adrenocortical functions, suppress IgE antibody and the release of post-antigen reaction histamine and can provide a certain level of protection for mast cells. It can also increase the bronchial secretion of water-soluble mucus, induce the liquefaction of phlegm and hence lower the viscosity of phlegm to be coughed out easily for natural breathing. With breathing made easy and smooth, one can reap the benefits of anti-inflammation, anti-allergy and alleviated asthmatic symptoms. Conventional wisdom had it that bronchodilator (common steroid nebulizer) would be enough to alleviate the symptoms when chronic asthmatic patient experiences an attack. But researches show that even without having an attack in long periods of time, chronic asthmatic patients exhibit obvious small airway obstruction and inflammation in lungs in full pulmonary function tests. Small airway obstruction normally does not cause discomfort and therefore tends to be neglected, but if obstruction continues to worsen it could cause chronic obstructive pulmonary disease like chronic bronchitis or emphysema. My conclusion therefore, is that treating bronchial asthma should take the approach of completely repairing damaged mucosa and rooting out inflammation in small airways until pulmonary functions can be fully restored back to normal.