Normally, adult asthma comes from one of three conditions. First off, some adults that have had asthma all their lives or that have had it since childhood are in one condition. Second, the asthma was there during childhood and then all symptoms of asthma were gone for some time and then later in their adult life, asthma was back. Lastly, there are adults that first had asthma during their adult years. In the latter case, the asthma is almost always brought about by occupational asthma conditions, or poor working conditions or exposure to triggers that over time developed into asthma in that person.
Anyone that has asthma, including adults, can find the help that they need in treating and living with it. As an asthma patient, you will learn that there are many types of medications on the market that can be used to treat asthma both in the episodes that you may experience (asthma attacks) as well as in your everyday life. Those that have had asthma as a child and then had no symptoms of asthma for much of their adult life, but it suddenly comes back are often the hardest patients to treat. Possible contaminants or even infections, have caused the resurgence of the asthma and it is often a severe case when this happens.
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In cases where occupational asthma is the culprit, normally, the asthma specialist’s first course of action is to determine what the trigger is that is causing the asthma outbreaks. Then, the initial treatment for this type of asthma will be to avoid that trigger. Your doctor will help you to determine what that is and will work with you to determine just what can be done to help provide you with relief from your asthma. Even as an adult, it is vital to seek out the help you need for asthma.
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