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4 Responses to “Is it possible that increasing physical activity could help an asthma patient?”
My daughter had asthma and ran cross country races in high school. She sounded like a government mule in labor while she was running, but run she did! No problems and the doctor encouraged her to do it, but she kept her inhaler close by, just in case.
It will depend on your son’s condition being under control, and his general health. Your family doctor will need to do a physical on him anyway, so just ask him what he thinks.
Yes. But it does depend on how bad his asthma is. I have asthma too. I would try to stay small then increase as his asthma gets better. Hopefully this helped! And good luck!
Let your son exercise heavily, its exelent for asthma patients, exercise increase circulation, carry oxigen to all body cells, get rid of toxins out the body, exercise is not a medicine for lung problems but it help a lot.
For asthma formulas I recomend this web site, under the lungs link you will fijnd the best products available at the market
November 3rd, 2009 at 1:25 pm
Celia Weber
My daughter had asthma and ran cross country races in high school. She sounded like a government mule in labor while she was running, but run she did! No problems and the doctor encouraged her to do it, but she kept her inhaler close by, just in case.
It will depend on your son’s condition being under control, and his general health. Your family doctor will need to do a physical on him anyway, so just ask him what he thinks.
Football can be very important to a young man.
November 6th, 2009 at 6:45 am
Louis Gilbreath
Yes. But it does depend on how bad his asthma is. I have asthma too. I would try to stay small then increase as his asthma gets better. Hopefully this helped! And good luck!
November 9th, 2009 at 12:40 am
Todd Domingo
Yes.But it depends on how bad his asthma is.I would recommend taking baby-steps kinda.=))
November 12th, 2009 at 3:47 am
Vera Carroll
Let your son exercise heavily, its exelent for asthma patients, exercise increase circulation, carry oxigen to all body cells, get rid of toxins out the body, exercise is not a medicine for lung problems but it help a lot.
For asthma formulas I recomend this web site, under the lungs link you will fijnd the best products available at the market