Serizure,Unexpected Bronchospasm,Hard Time Breathing?
Question:
What ALL should I do?
I dont drive.
How long will it last?
Is it serious?
Why or Why not?
Has this ever happend to anyone?
What ALL did u do?
(2.) What if I had unexpected bronchospasm to a medince & my parents don't believe me?
What ALL should I do?
I dont drive.
How is it different from an asthma attack?
I live 20 minutes from the hospital.
Will I die before the albunance gets to my house?
Why or Why not?
(3.) What if I have a allergic reaction to a medince that is having a hard time breathing & my parents don't believe me so they wont take me to a doctor & I dont drive & dont have any benadryll?
What ALL should I do?
Should I use my inhaler & see if it gets rid of it& if it does dont do anything?
Please reply soon
Answers:
What do you mean "What if I have a allergic reaction... & don't have any benadryl?"
Sorry, but those of us with respiratory problems MUST plan ahead and always have meds/inhalers/etc. within easy reach. I never go ANYWHERE without pills and inhaler in my purse.
Stop drinking milk or eating cheese or having too much dairy. After years of suffering, I found out that dairy makes my respiratory problems worse because dairy products create mucus.
Anytime you're having a real hard time breathing, yes, use the inhaler. If that doesn't work, call 911. You really need to talk this out with your parents. Talk to a teacher about it first if you're not comfortable going directly to your parents.
A friend's nephew, age 29, died of an asthmas attack because he was too stubborn to go to the emergency room. Respiratory problems ARE serious so you need to get clear with your parents that you're not joking about this. Why would you have a bronchospasm and your parents not believe you?
Tell your parents anyway. Yes, use your inhaler if it is a bronchial spasm. No don't drive in that condition. Call 911. Average rural ambulance response time is 6-8 min. Its better than nothing at all.
Just use your inhaler; if that doesn't work, call 911. The paramedics will deal with your parents, trust me.
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