Asthma or COPD

What Happens in Asthma?

Asthma is a medical condition in which the airway passage narrows and swells and may produce extra mucus. A mucus is a sticky substance secreted from the nose and lungs in response to any external trigger response. With asthma, the swelling is often triggered by something the patient is allergic to, like dust, mites, pollen, moulds, animal hair, or physical activity.

What Happens in COPD?

COPD stands for "Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease." COPD is the name given to a group of lung diseases that include chronic bronchitis and emphysema. Chronic bronchitis is when the respiratory tubes that carry air to your lungs (bronchial tubes) get inflamed. This condition makes the patient highly uncomfortable. Emphysema is a medical condition in which the tiny alveoli (small balloon-like structures) are damaged. Smoking is the most common cause of COPD.

Symptoms of Asthma

Following are the symptoms of Asthma

• Chest tightness or pain: The patient has chest tightness due to asthma and may feel difficulty pushing air in and out of the chest. With asthma, mild chest tightness can usually be present, but it may worsen in response to an asthma trigger.
• Shortness of breath: It is also known as dyspnea — it is often described as an intense tightening in the chest, difficulty breathing, air hunger, breathlessness, or a feeling of suffocation by the patient.
• Coughing or wheezing: Wheezing is a high-pitched sound when breathing. It's caused by narrowed airways or inflammation in the lungs.

Symptoms of COPD

Following are the signs of COPD

• Tightness in the chest: This is common in both Asthma and COPD. The patient feels tightness in the chest. This can be worsened in the night.
• Formation of phelgm: White, yellow, or greenish sputum is a severe symptom that needs urgent homeopathic medical intervention. A chronic cough may produce mucus that may be yellow or greenish, which indicates bacterial infection and damage.
• Repeated respiratory infections: COPD patients go through frequent types of respiratory infections. The patient kept on wheezing continuously.
• Weight loss and fatigue: Severe weight loss includes muscle wasting and fat loss. This can be treated by homeopathy.

Allopathy v/s Homeopathy:

Asthma and COPD allopathic medication suppresses the over-sensitive immune system and treats the inner organs of the lungs. Homeopathic medicine instantly dilates the bronchi of the lungs and suppresses the excessive mucus secretion. The duration of action is longer than that of the toxic allopathic medication. Pathological research indicates that asthma and COPD homeopathic treatment is much more effective and result-oriented than asthma and COPD allopathic treatment.

Homeopathic physicians provide asthma homeopathic treatment, which consists of different Asthma medications. The homeopathic approach has multidimensional benefits, as it tends to correct the effect of the defective gene and provide instant relief from asthma and COPD symptoms. A proper diet chart is given to the Asthma patients to cure the patient completely.

Some other worth-mentioning points are:

1. It has been found that Allopathy is lacking in providing the best asthma and COPD treatment for patients of different age groups.
2. Allopathic drugs are made synthetically, and thus, they cause severe toxicity to patients with Asthma and CPOD problems. Asthma and COPD homeopathic treatment is good in terms of assured results.
3. Allopathic medicines are difficult to remove entirely from the body, and they are not that effective. In addition, they do not treat the original cause of asthma.
4. Homeopathic medicine relies on natural and authentic drugs and their doses. So, first, the patients thoroughly looked at their medical records. And then, the doctor prescribes asthma and COPD treatment.
5. Homeopathy treats the patient gently. For example, in asthma and COPD treatment, the patient is relieved from the discomfort-causing symptoms, and the recurrence of the ailment is also prevented.