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Re: What do you do for your Asthma??
(1) Extra Magnesium supplement.
(2) You might try taking naprosyn or ibuprofen. Asthma has two parts: inflammation and congestion. Naprosyn or ibuprofen are anti-inflammatories & can help the inflammation-wheezing.
(2a) Decongestant (such as sudafed) at nighttime, to take care of the congestion-wheezing. (But be careful, this can make dieting more difficult.)
(3) If you keep on needing meds - ask your doctor about Flovent. It's an inhaled steroid. It won't make you jittery. Your doctor can help you taper-off once it's under control again. (Course you don't want it at all unless you're having ongoing problems.)
(1) Extra Magnesium supplement.
(2) You might try taking naprosyn or ibuprofen. Asthma has two parts: inflammation and congestion. Naprosyn or ibuprofen are anti-inflammatories & can help the inflammation-wheezing.
(2a) Decongestant (such as sudafed) at nighttime, to take care of the congestion-wheezing. (But be careful, this can make dieting more difficult.)
(3) If you keep on needing meds - ask your doctor about Flovent. It's an inhaled steroid. It won't make you jittery. Your doctor can help you taper-off once it's under control again. (Course you don't want it at all unless you're having ongoing problems.)
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