What Are the Early Warning Signs of an Asthma Attack?
You may have more attacks during spring or summer. This time of year there is more dust and pollen in the air. Most people with asthma have warning signs before they have more serious symptoms. Warning signs are not the same for everyone with asthma. Your own warning signs may be different from time to time. By learning what your warning signs are, you can take your medicines, or get help right away. Doing this may help prevent serious asthma attacks. The following are some warning signs of an asthma attack: • Breathing faster than normal. • Coughing. • Fast heartbeat. • Feeling more tired than usual. • Itchy or sore throat. • Shortness of breath while exercising or doing an activity. • Trouble sleeping, and feeling tired the next day.
