ASTHMA SYMPTOMS

Asthma Symtoms in child are very common.  Asthma is categorized as one of the serious allergic reaction occurring in some typical cases and is known disorder related to upper respiratory tract and infection related to airways. People with asthma are reported of experiencing specific Symtoms when there airway tightens, inflames or fills with mucus. Some of the most common Asthma Symtoms are believed to include:

• Persistent coughing specifically during night time
• Wheezing
• Shortness of breath
• Experiencing tightness in the chest or pain or pressure sensation
• Fatigue or extreme weakness while exercising
• Feeling exhausted, usually upset, bad-tempered and changing of moods
• Variations noticed in the lung functions through the peak flow meter
• Signs of common colds or allergies such as sneezing, runny nose, cough, nasal congestion, soar throat and headaches
• Sleeping trouble or disorder
• Anxity – Experiencing intense fear and uneasiness
• Pallor or Cyanosis – Pallor is whitish color and Cyanosis is bluish color on the lips and face
• Intercostals Retractions – which is the medical term defining the fancy way of stating the inward movement of muscles in the gaps between the different ribs