Asthma Part 1
Loading...
Loading...
7,047
Loading...
Uploader Comments (Campbellteaching)
see all
All Comments (4)
-
@Mazo131313 Yes it is normal to feel weak and shaky during an Asthma Attack, message me about your symptoms or anything about Asthma and I will gladly answer your questions.
-
Thanks so much
-
hello john.
i have an inquiry which is that with the buildup of mucus that may be within the windpipe/bronchi how do people get treatment for such issues?
Loading...
10:01
Asthma Part 2by Campbellteaching3,627 views- 10:00
Anaemia Part 2by Campbellteaching8,465 views
- 10:00
Oxygen Therapy Part 4by Campbellteaching6,945 views
- 9:19
ARDS.wmvby ed4nurses26,007 views
- 10:00
Hypertension Part 1by Campbellteaching20,764 views
- 7:57
Asthma Video Provided by Dustmitex.comby dougtube777139,628 views
- 10:01
COPD Part 2by Campbellteaching24,100 views
- 10:00
Ischaemic Heart Disease Part 2by Campbellteaching8,357 views
- 9:27
approach to the asthma patientby hqmeded2,702 views
- 3:06
Asthma Treatment Strategiesby halosense13,492 views
- 10:00
Basic Body Structure Part 1by Campbellteaching9,035 views
- 10:01
Oxygen Therapy Part 2by Campbellteaching14,399 views
- 10:00
Osmosis and Diffusion Part 4by Campbellteaching16,651 views
- 9:59
Blood Pressure Part 4by Campbellteaching16,819 views
- 2:28
The School Nurseby Ebetmattey3,320 views
- 10:01
Hypoxia Part 1by Campbellteaching10,904 views
- 1:16
Understanding Asthma - 360p [Animation]by tomsweisiong132,046 views
- 10:00
Acute Renal Failure Part 1by Campbellteaching67,975 views
- 1:57
asthma wheezing (sound)by geekwahr210,370 views
- 10:13
Asthma Presentationby SabrinaBUSM4,833 views
i have asthma,is it normal to feel shaky and very very weak and dizzy when having trouble breathing?
message me...
mezo113113 4 years ago
Dear Mezo,
Yes it can be, the lack of oxygen in the blood triggers off activity in the `fight or flight` part of the nervous system which canmake you feel shaky. If there is not enough oxygen going to your brain you can feel dizzy, and weakness can be lack of oxygen going to your muscles. However you should go to your own doctor to see what he thinks.
I hope yo do well,
John
Campbellteaching 4 years ago