Dealing with asthma naturally format

The first question to address is “What is asthma?”
Fortunately, this is the easiest of all the asthma questions to be
addressed, because the medical profession as a whole is in broad
agreement as to how to define and classify asthma.
At its most basic, doctors agree that asthma is a respiratory disease
that results in ‘chronic inflammation of the airways’.
People often show symptoms well before asthma develops, because
asthma can start with something as simple as a common cold or cough.
Other symptoms that could potentially become asthma include
sneezing, mild shortness of breath, or even something outside your
lungs or respiratory tract such as a headache.
The bottom line is that it is extremely common for the initial signs of
asthma to be ignored, because they appear to be nothing more than the
symptoms of a common, everyday condition such as a cough or a cold.
This lack of awareness is one of the main reasons many people do not
seek treatment for their asthma.