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Surveys Show It's Time To Take Charge Of Asthma - Asthma Relief Is Attainable
(ContentDesk) June 2, 2005 -- One person dies every hour from an attack. A survey released on World Day (May 3rd, 2005) reveals that people see as frightening, debilitating and uncontrollable. No matter what their treatment, medication or symptoms many of the 300 million sufferers in the world are desperate for relief from asthma.The survey found that one in three patients felt their stopped them socializing; one in five believed it damaged their career or studies; and seven in ten felt it stopped them enjoying physical activities like sports and dancing. Most believed relief was not within their control. The survey also found that many sufferers are not using their medication correctly. Many are not aware of what they can do to achieve relief.Doctors say almost 90% of related deaths could be prevented. Although there is no cure, there are ways to take charge of asthma. Doctors agree that the right information can reduce emergency room visits, lead to prevention of symptoms, help reduce dependency on medication and dramatically improve relief.There are ways to stop allergies triggering asthma. There are steps that can prevent exercise induced
asthma. Occupational can be avoided too. The problem is getting the correct information to those who suffer.Education and communication are crucial to control. Yet in a recent study by the Society of Canada only 17% of sufferers reported that their health care professional had discussed the benefits of an action plan with them.The poor communication works both ways. Two thirds of those surveyed suffer symptoms weekly. One third suffer daily. Yet over 80% do not consult their doctor.David Kane is an sufferer who decided to research his condition and communicate his findings. He found the best way to control is through carefully choosing the most appropriate treatment and medication, daily monitoring, following a personal action plan and taking steps to reduce triggers.To benefit other sufferers he has compiled the best practical advice in a downloadable ebook and produced resources to help a sufferer monitor their condition and organise an action plan.For more information please visit http://www.asthma-relieftips.com for Top Tips on Relief and Treatment..
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