Cedric, happened on your video by my interest in RLF-100, you and your presentation are "incredible." Your manner is what everyone would wish for themself to do. Congratulations. Please keep up your good efforts, we need your help.
Thank you for helping me get a better understanding of Covid and Asthma. Asthma has been my biggest fear with Covid 19, and you are the first Doctor who has at least explained some things I understand. My Asthma doesn't have to be a death sentence with Covid.
I agree with you completely. Very clear information here has led me to feel less frightened. I'm 65 with asthma and have been out only twice in 2 years and that was to get vaccinated. Take care.
What an amazing informative video that was. Clear and precise. I’ve been dreading catching Covid as I have Asthma and although it’s still terrifying to think of I’ve got a clearer picture now. I’m actually self isolating at the moment as my Daughter took really ill on Christmas Day. She’s been extremely ill with it and also has Asthma. I’m just glad that I didn’t catch it and thankful. My Grandsons also self isolating in another room. Well thanks for this great video and have a Happy New Year. Love from Edinburgh, Scotland.
Jacqui, I have asthma too, and back in March 2020 I caught an unidentified respiratory virus. The virus had all the hallmarks of covid, but it was early days so here in California they wouldn't test for covid unless you had traveled internationally or had been around someone who had been diagnosed with covid. I *was* tested for Flu A & B which was negative, and my asthma specialist told me later that it definitely wasn't pertussis (also circulating at the time) b/c it lasted 87 days, and pertussis is consistently a 100 day illness. My asthma specialist did say my symptoms lined up with covid, and that a covid diagnosis would explain why my lungs were resistant to responding to a *high* level of therapeutic intervention. So... Long story short, the Emergency Room was finally able to bring my blood oxygen saturating (SPO2) up to 93% (after an injection of Solumedrol steroid plus 25 mg albuterol via nebulizer (a normal albuterol dose = 2 mg), plus 4 hrs. on a high flow oxygen line). I have no idea how low my SPO2 was when I arrived at the hospital, but I was croaking, trying to drag air down my throat. This is all to say I am 52, have asthma and survived the original strain of covid, but it was no picnic. I was able to treat at home with 6 inhalers and 3 oral Rxs. Even so I felt like I was breathing through a thick towel or a straw - I had to work for every breath. It was *exhausting.* The mesications that made the most difference for me were: 40 mg. prednisone Alvesco (the ciclesonide mentioned in the video), Spiriva (once daily) and believe it or not, Mucinex (a mucolytic, which helped thin the super thick fluid coating my lungs). The AirDuo (albuterol plus ipatropium) nebulizer treatments every 4 hrs. helped too. I'm not saying you should take these medications, as I'm not a doctor. But I *am* mentioning them b/c they made a HUGE difference for me, so you may want to ask your doctor about them. 🙂 I think it was all my asthma Rxs that saved me, b/c I knew my lungs well enough to know when they got into trouble and then head to the hospital when it got bad for help.
@@DaneArcher2000 Thank you so much for this information today is Monday 1/17/2022. I have Covid here in OC Calif. since Jan.03, 2022 with GI symptoms 1st then it triggered cough and then my Asthma Jan. 08, 2022 and still stable but I'm on Steroids Prednisone but I feel Chest Tightness all day and my Oximeter says 99' Oxygen but I feel I can't breath... I needed this comment so bad So I don't feel like I'm dying. I am 2 weeks in this and still feel chest congestion. Seeing my 3 son's sick makes me get Panick Attacks cus I can't comfort them cus I'm none stop crying. As a Single mom I should be brave for them even though their 21yr , 22yr and 13yrs. Today is A Holiday so my Dr. Is Close I will call tomorrow so he can refer me back to my Asthma Specialist.
Asthma has definitely added an extra layer of fear for me. Weren't "they" saying at the beginning of the pandemic that daily inhaled steroids might make you sicker if you get Covid? That you should stop taking them if you get sick? It's hard to keep up with the changing info! Thanks for the video!
I have asthma and got Covid. For me it was horrible because of my asthma. First I got Covid and it’s symptoms and was doing okay. It felt like having the flu but 5 days later my asthma got horrible. I was put on steroids but they did nothing for me this time. Steroids usually worked for me on extreme cases but not this time. I was taking my inhalers and doing my nebulizer treatments. Nothing was helping me. I felt horrible but everyday that went by I knew I was getting closer to getting better. I had to concentrate on my breathing and not panic. I’m 70% better now but I’m not 100% there yet. Covid is gone but my asthma remains. I had to take one day at a time.
@@jesicadelfin1099 I have asthma when I was 16 years old in bad shape. Cured me in 3 months with daily outdoor exercise and sweating. If you are still young, no give up when you have hard breathing while doing exercises, take rest for a while and keep continue after cool down. Now I am 42 years old, still doing daily exercise with asthma free.
Hey, greaet video! Easy to follow and you explained all your points in a very good manner. As someone who is studying international health sciences, some links to your sources and literature which you refered to would be greatly appreciated. Not only would it make your video more relevant, but also more legit due to the transparency.
I know that I'm late to the convo or if you'll even respond. if you do thank you!! Is there a targeted class of LABA's the are for study such as Symbicort, Advil, Any med in the elliptic series such as Breo, Triigy etc..with COVID 19?
I got diagnosed with asthma at the age of 4 and was on corticosteroids until i was 24. The reason i stopped using them was because i started to understand how long term use of steroids was weakening my lung tissue and that if I didnt stop I was going to be on them for the rest of my life and i wanted to get off all pharmaceuticals. I am now 29 and do not need my inhaler at all now, but that wasnt easy. I got very very very bad lung infections, about 3 or 4 of them, where i got so sick i wasnt sure if it was safer to stay in bed and try to breath (because I was scared that if i stood up and walked that I would collapse) or if I should go to the hospital. I had my inhaler sitting right there, but I knew as soon as I took it, I would have to start all over. I believe in neuroplasticity and I believe that we can heal autoimmune diseases, and so through my incredible stubbornness and will power, I healed every lung infection with herbs and mushrooms, not my inhaler. I did Bodytalk sessions for years and for 2 months before bed I put a heating pad and Castor Oil packs on my chest every single night, and I also consumed it internally ( if i take castor oil now a days my body doesnt like it, but for the 2 months my body used it all up and i contribute it to getting rid of a lot of my lung inflammation). I was diligent, and I never gave up and I no longer get asthma attacks. There were years sleepless nights where I couldnt slow my heart rate down because i couldnt breath, I would get exercise induced asthma, chronic bronchitis, you name it, pneumonia.... and now this is the healthiest I have ever been. So this leads me to my question, do you think I am extra screwed if I get covid???? There is some humor but also seriousness in this question. Thank you!!!! I enjoyed the video!
Wow. I had asthma lately. I was diagnosed when I am 20. I just want to ask if why castor oil? Do other oils work if I will put them in my lungs every night? Or just castor oil?
@@shiilisauce1096 healing / regulating asthma is a full time job. First is starts with diet, then supplements, fully believing your lungs will heal, and then getting as many *soil based probiotics* you can get, then every day dedication. I killed so many of my beneficial microbes from growing up in the prairies of Canada where agricultural wheat and canola farms are, and I worked in a potash mine for a couple years after which I noticed my overall health decline. All of this “harshness” hinders the bodies regenerative abilities. So I guess first thing would be to examine where you live and what health issues could be coming just from your environment. I am now an organic farmer and I get inoculated with beneficial soil microbes every day thank goodness, this has drastically improved my health bc my environment is so healthy, surrounded by healthy land. So our *gut microbiome* is EVERYTHING!! wash your face with the forest floor, dust yourself with someone’s garden dirt, eat the dirt from a well composted area (not joking) and start taking things like * Effective Microorganisms aka EM* - is a patented microbial solution that people use for cleaning and for Korean Nature Farming, but I drank it internally (I got bad gas for 2 weeks but felt great after). All the microbes we have ever lost in our bodies exists in the soil, and I believe asthma is a culprit of us just not having all of the microbes to help our bodies function optimally. Grow a garden and eat the veggies straight out without washing them = super human lol!! Then I did supplements. Like castor oil packs and pills internally. Basil, cardamom and many other essential oils are rediculously good at clearing mucus and supporting the clearing of phlegm. Medicinal Mushrooms *Cordyceps and *Agarikon specifically are amazing for respiratory and circulatory systems:, but any and all *adaptogenic mushrooms* are important for supporting the bodies healing. And If you can respectfully use this plant - Osha root- is becoming extinct from over harvesting but if you are looking to get off your inhaler, osha root would open up my lungs when I was having an attack, just takes a few minutes longer than inhaler. The lungs need time to remember how to work on their own without an inhaler, and that takes time, but Osha really helped in emergencies.
Hi I had Covid 10 weeks ago i had asthma for long time but still suffering with breathing problem because of Covid any suggestion how long it will take to get better. Just want to have normal life it’s really stressing me out
Same hereeeee had it march 2020 and till today my breathing is a mess. When i had covid i was SICK ASF. The only things that helped me were my heating pad and Zinc+c. They made things WAY better. I was SO WEAK and my breathing was so stressed. I literally laid in bed for 2 weeks with very little movement and no appetite. It wasnt like regular asthma attacks just very labored breathing
Hi doc i just recovered from covid last january 2022.but after that I still experienced backpain and asthma.I was given antibiotics for 2 weeks but it got worsed and had pneumonia so i decided to be admitted in hospital.I was discharged after 5 days with take home medication.My asthma and backpain got better but then i almost finished my antibiotics there is still a mild pain in my back upper right and left of my back is painful when you touch it and still had mild asthma.should I get back to my pulmonologist or look for respiratory therapist?I already have my vacine last july 2021, but no booster yet
I take advair . I wonder does that help too.... since the pandemic I’ve gotten my weight under control and my lung capacity has increased a lot!!! My pulmonologist was so happy that he retired 😅😅
I have asthma , i got covid, EXTREMELY mild symptoms to none. Weeks after recovery i notice my asthma symptoms worse to the point where preventatives do not help anymore for me. Now i cant do the smallest of activities. I am seeing a pulmonologist in about a week to talk about this further more. I am really hoping these long term effects do not last long. I will be dieting so we will see how this goes and if it helps.
If you don’t use your inhaler and you get covid it can be a cause for severe covid symptoms and if you do you should use a inhaler. If you don’t have it you should just in case you get it you really don’t know when you can catch it.
Hello everyone ! Did someone else have Covid and have Asthma and have a chest pain and the feeling that he doesn't have enough air! I am in the 7th day of quarantine and I have these problems. Until yesterday I only rarely had headaches! I went to the hospital and it took my blood pressure, my saturation, they checked my heart and lungs and I'm ok! Other symptoms such as fever, I do not have a cough, I have perfect taste and smell!
@@speedlife9564 have a temp of 100.6 so far, headache, and wheezing. Husband has fever, cough, muscle aches, and fever as well. Taking zinc, Tylenol, vitamin C, praying, mostly praying. Thanks for asking, that’s very kind. 💙
@@angeliajanina6017 I hope you get better, Ill keep you and your family in my prayers, im experiencing loss of smell and taste and im afraid i might have it, and my wife has asthma, im mostly worried about her getting it
@@angeliajanina6017 my sister last week came into our house and when I went upstairs she purposefully turned to me and cough in my face now today she calls and says she has covid-19 I'm 17 and have asthma should I be worried I don't want to die.
9yr old have asthma and covid right now. Today is day 0 first signs of covid( hoarse cough and change in tone). Is there anything I should be worried about? Should i prepare inhalers and nebulizer? Is it ok to use it? No signs of troubled breathing. My child is taking vitamin gummies containing zinc, ibuprofen. Vitamin c, and plenty of water.
Is there research supporting that black people in other countries are at higher risk of developing sever COVID 19? Also, are any other minorities under the same high risk?
It’s not that their race is a biological factor but rather a socioeconomic factor. Minorities, especially in the United States don’t always have great access to medical care due to their socioeconomic situation. This is why they are more effected than any other group and therefore higher risk
Wonderful extraordinary content! Thank you so much. Here’s science-loving biotechnologist with asthma seeking for information because od annual spring asthma worsening👍😏😘
What about if viruses are your trigger. I go from mod intermittent to severe in drop of hat with viruses. Unfortunately, for me as a mod-severe asthma with mod covid-19. Day 14 had to go for dexamethasone inj and back to 60mg of prednisone 160mg symbicort q4hrs. So tired. Was at hospital today good news no pneumonia or PE. Just crappy asthma lungs and vocal cord dysfunction.
My sister just tested positive for COVID 2 days ago and she didn’t tell us she has been around us for so long and my mom is getting really sick and she has bad asthma I’m getting really worried i have been researching trying to find out what to do this is really crazy COVID isn’t a joke
Steaming has helped me a lot. Just do the same my dear. Steam twice a day. I am an asthmatic person and for a long time I have not taken inhaler because I steam myself daily with hot water mixed with ginger, garlic onions and lemon.
@@angelzamora2642 I just boiled water about one litre then peal one onion, cut into pieces, then one half piece of ginger, around three to four pieces of garlic plus one lemon. Mix together and put hot water, then cover yourself with blanket and inhale the steam . This can take 5 to 10 minutes
Heating pad and zinc + c. I am asthmatic who had covid and these 2 things the Lord sent them to me! I was honestlu bedridden for 2 weeks no apetite but that heating pad on my back helped with my breathing.
Is there a link between hypersensitivity pneumoniatis and covid 19? Especially, Drug related Hypersensitivity Pneumoniatis?There are genetic factors with this, if this is the case. Prevention is the best solution, I believe.
K.P. Buteyko once said that: To test the validity of the scientific discovery made by us almost 30 years ago, it takes 30 seconds of time: offer an asthmatic hyperventilation - he will have a suffocation attack, offer to reduce breathing - will relieve the attack. The cause of the asthma attack is hyperventilation of the lungs, no one said this before our scientific research. And so I have been asking scientists for 30 years to spend 30 seconds to check this (1986).
Cedric, happened on your video by my interest in RLF-100, you and your presentation are "incredible."
Your manner is what everyone would wish for themself to do. Congratulations. Please keep up your good efforts, we need your help.
This video has just put 10 months of fear of death at bay. Cedric Jamie Rutland and his peers are nothing short of genius in my eyes
Thank you for helping me get a better understanding of Covid and Asthma. Asthma has been my biggest fear with Covid 19, and you are the first Doctor who has at least explained some things I understand. My Asthma doesn't have to be a death sentence with Covid.
I agree with you completely. Very clear information here has led me to feel less frightened. I'm 65 with asthma and have been out only twice in 2 years and that was to get vaccinated. Take care.
Amen! Dr.jrutland. these babies need to get back in schools. Great info here. As a chronic and life long asthmatic, I needed to hear this
Thank you so much for this!! I am 62 and my son 22....we both currently have Covid and he is far worse than me due to his asthma.
What an amazing informative video that was. Clear and precise. I’ve been dreading catching Covid as I have Asthma and although it’s still terrifying to think of I’ve got a clearer picture now. I’m actually self isolating at the moment as my Daughter took really ill on Christmas Day. She’s been extremely ill with it and also has Asthma. I’m just glad that I didn’t catch it and thankful. My Grandsons also self isolating in another room. Well thanks for this great video and have a Happy New Year. Love from Edinburgh, Scotland.
Jacqui, I have asthma too, and back in March 2020 I caught an unidentified respiratory virus. The virus had all the hallmarks of covid, but it was early days so here in California they wouldn't test for covid unless you had traveled internationally or had been around someone who had been diagnosed with covid.
I *was* tested for Flu A & B which was negative, and my asthma specialist told me later that it definitely wasn't pertussis (also circulating at the time) b/c it lasted 87 days, and pertussis is consistently a 100 day illness.
My asthma specialist did say my symptoms lined up with covid, and that a covid diagnosis would explain why my lungs were resistant to responding to a *high* level of therapeutic intervention. So...
Long story short, the Emergency Room was finally able to bring my blood oxygen saturating (SPO2) up to 93% (after an injection of Solumedrol steroid plus 25 mg albuterol via nebulizer (a normal albuterol dose = 2 mg), plus 4 hrs. on a high flow oxygen line). I have no idea how low my SPO2 was when I arrived at the hospital, but I was croaking, trying to drag air down my throat.
This is all to say I am 52, have asthma and survived the original strain of covid, but it was no picnic. I was able to treat at home with 6 inhalers and 3 oral Rxs. Even so I felt like I was breathing through a thick towel or a straw - I had to work for every breath. It was *exhausting.*
The mesications that made the most difference for me were:
40 mg. prednisone
Alvesco (the ciclesonide mentioned in the video), Spiriva (once daily) and believe it or not, Mucinex (a mucolytic, which helped thin the super thick fluid coating my lungs). The AirDuo (albuterol plus ipatropium) nebulizer treatments every 4 hrs. helped too.
I'm not saying you should take these medications, as I'm not a doctor. But I *am* mentioning them b/c they made a HUGE difference for me, so you may want to ask your doctor about them. 🙂
I think it was all my asthma Rxs that saved me, b/c I knew my lungs well enough to know when they got into trouble and then head to the hospital when it got bad for help.
@@DaneArcher2000 Thank you so much for this information today is Monday 1/17/2022. I have Covid here in OC Calif. since Jan.03, 2022 with GI symptoms 1st then it triggered cough and then my Asthma Jan. 08, 2022 and still stable but I'm on Steroids Prednisone but I feel Chest Tightness all day and my Oximeter says 99' Oxygen but I feel I can't breath... I needed this comment so bad So I don't feel like I'm dying. I am 2 weeks in this and still feel chest congestion. Seeing my 3 son's sick makes me get Panick Attacks cus I can't comfort them cus I'm none stop crying. As a Single mom I should be brave for them even though their 21yr , 22yr and 13yrs. Today is A Holiday so my Dr. Is Close I will call tomorrow so he can refer me back to my Asthma Specialist.
Asthma has definitely added an extra layer of fear for me. Weren't "they" saying at the beginning of the pandemic that daily inhaled steroids might make you sicker if you get Covid? That you should stop taking them if you get sick? It's hard to keep up with the changing info! Thanks for the video!
I have asthma and got Covid. For me it was horrible because of my asthma. First I got Covid and it’s symptoms and was doing okay. It felt like having the flu but 5 days later my asthma got horrible. I was put on steroids but they did nothing for me this time. Steroids usually worked for me on extreme cases but not this time. I was taking my inhalers and doing my nebulizer treatments. Nothing was helping me. I felt horrible but everyday that went by I knew I was getting closer to getting better. I had to concentrate on my breathing and not panic. I’m 70% better now but I’m not 100% there yet. Covid is gone but my asthma remains. I had to take one day at a time.
@@jesicadelfin1099 wishing you a speed recovery.
@@khileshsahu3300 thank you very much! You are very kind. I’m thankful to be doing well now. It was very hard with my asthma. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
@@jesicadelfin1099 I'm very happy you fully recovered. God bless you. I also have asthma, were you vaccinated before covid?
@@jesicadelfin1099 I have asthma when I was 16 years old in bad shape. Cured me in 3 months with daily outdoor exercise and sweating. If you are still young, no give up when you have hard breathing while doing exercises, take rest for a while and keep continue after cool down. Now I am 42 years old, still doing daily exercise with asthma free.
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Hey, greaet video! Easy to follow and you explained all your points in a very good manner. As someone who is studying international health sciences, some links to your sources and literature which you refered to would be greatly appreciated. Not only would it make your video more relevant, but also more legit due to the transparency.
I know that I'm late to the convo or if you'll even respond. if you do thank you!! Is there a targeted class of LABA's the are for study such as Symbicort, Advil, Any med in the elliptic series such as Breo, Triigy etc..with COVID 19?
I got diagnosed with asthma at the age of 4 and was on corticosteroids until i was 24. The reason i stopped using them was because i started to understand how long term use of steroids was weakening my lung tissue and that if I didnt stop I was going to be on them for the rest of my life and i wanted to get off all pharmaceuticals. I am now 29 and do not need my inhaler at all now, but that wasnt easy. I got very very very bad lung infections, about 3 or 4 of them, where i got so sick i wasnt sure if it was safer to stay in bed and try to breath (because I was scared that if i stood up and walked that I would collapse) or if I should go to the hospital. I had my inhaler sitting right there, but I knew as soon as I took it, I would have to start all over. I believe in neuroplasticity and I believe that we can heal autoimmune diseases, and so through my incredible stubbornness and will power, I healed every lung infection with herbs and mushrooms, not my inhaler. I did Bodytalk sessions for years and for 2 months before bed I put a heating pad and Castor Oil packs on my chest every single night, and I also consumed it internally ( if i take castor oil now a days my body doesnt like it, but for the 2 months my body used it all up and i contribute it to getting rid of a lot of my lung inflammation). I was diligent, and I never gave up and I no longer get asthma attacks. There were years sleepless nights where I couldnt slow my heart rate down because i couldnt breath, I would get exercise induced asthma, chronic bronchitis, you name it, pneumonia.... and now this is the healthiest I have ever been. So this leads me to my question, do you think I am extra screwed if I get covid???? There is some humor but also seriousness in this question. Thank you!!!! I enjoyed the video!
Wow. I had asthma lately. I was diagnosed when I am 20. I just want to ask if why castor oil? Do other oils work if I will put them in my lungs every night? Or just castor oil?
@@shiilisauce1096 castor oil is special, look up its many benefits, India loves it!
@@carlywiebe3213 Hi! Does it worked? Will it help with my asthma? I really want to have a stable//normal breathing.
@@shiilisauce1096 healing / regulating asthma is a full time job. First is starts with diet, then supplements, fully believing your lungs will heal, and then getting as many *soil based probiotics* you can get, then every day dedication. I killed so many of my beneficial microbes from growing up in the prairies of Canada where agricultural wheat and canola farms are, and I worked in a potash mine for a couple years after which I noticed my overall health decline. All of this “harshness” hinders the bodies regenerative abilities. So I guess first thing would be to examine where you live and what health issues could be coming just from your environment. I am now an organic farmer and I get inoculated with beneficial soil microbes every day thank goodness, this has drastically improved my health bc my environment is so healthy, surrounded by healthy land. So our *gut microbiome* is EVERYTHING!! wash your face with the forest floor, dust yourself with someone’s garden dirt, eat the dirt from a well composted area (not joking) and start taking things like * Effective Microorganisms aka EM* - is a patented microbial solution that people use for cleaning and for Korean Nature Farming, but I drank it internally (I got bad gas for 2 weeks but felt great after). All the microbes we have ever lost in our bodies exists in the soil, and I believe asthma is a culprit of us just not having all of the microbes to help our bodies function optimally. Grow a garden and eat the veggies straight out without washing them = super human lol!!
Then I did supplements. Like castor oil packs and pills internally. Basil, cardamom and many other essential oils are rediculously good at clearing mucus and supporting the clearing of phlegm. Medicinal Mushrooms *Cordyceps and *Agarikon specifically are amazing for respiratory and circulatory systems:, but any and all *adaptogenic mushrooms* are important for supporting the bodies healing.
And If you can respectfully use this plant - Osha root- is becoming extinct from over harvesting but if you are looking to get off your inhaler, osha root would open up my lungs when I was having an attack, just takes a few minutes longer than inhaler. The lungs need time to remember how to work on their own without an inhaler, and that takes time, but Osha really helped in emergencies.
@@shiilisauce1096 check out Instagram page @dragonflyearthmedicine for tons of health / healing information
Great Video. Thanks for educating us.
Hi I had Covid 10 weeks ago i had asthma for long time but still suffering with breathing problem because of Covid any suggestion how long it will take to get better. Just want to have normal life it’s really stressing me out
What medicine you took ?
@@sheemawaheed7485 only taking my asthma inhalers
How bad was covid with asthma?
Same hereeeee had it march 2020 and till today my breathing is a mess. When i had covid i was SICK ASF. The only things that helped me were my heating pad and Zinc+c. They made things WAY better. I was SO WEAK and my breathing was so stressed. I literally laid in bed for 2 weeks with very little movement and no appetite. It wasnt like regular asthma attacks just very labored breathing
How are you now?
Hi doc i just recovered from covid last january 2022.but after that I still experienced backpain and asthma.I was given antibiotics for 2 weeks but it got worsed and had pneumonia so i decided to be admitted in hospital.I was discharged after 5 days with take home medication.My asthma and backpain got better but then i almost finished my antibiotics there is still a mild pain in my back upper right and left of my back is painful when you touch it and still had mild asthma.should I get back to my pulmonologist or look for respiratory therapist?I already have my vacine last july 2021, but no booster yet
I take advair . I wonder does that help too.... since the pandemic I’ve gotten my weight under control and my lung capacity has increased a lot!!! My pulmonologist was so happy that he retired 😅😅
Me too. I've been honestly amazed that if I haven't already been infected how well my body has been protecting me
Amazing chanel , please doctor could you make a video about asthma on childhood , intermittent asthma , respect and admiration from Algeria
Thanks for the info, very clear and concise information.
Thank you for another amazing video! What's your take on all the doctors talking about hydroxychloroquine?
7:40 there is the point
I have asthma , i got covid, EXTREMELY mild symptoms to none. Weeks after recovery i notice my asthma symptoms worse to the point where preventatives do not help anymore for me. Now i cant do the smallest of activities. I am seeing a pulmonologist in about a week to talk about this further more. I am really hoping these long term effects do not last long. I will be dieting so we will see how this goes and if it helps.
Should people with COPD take the vaccine and what are the danger?
Excellent video! Super easy to understand and follow.
If you don’t use your inhaler and you get covid it can be a cause for severe covid symptoms and if you do you should use a inhaler. If you don’t have it you should just in case you get it you really don’t know when you can catch it.
Thanks for the much needed info!
Thanks for this information!
Very well explained... thank you so much!
Thank you DOCTOR!
Unvaxxed ( don't ask why! ) and a really bad case of Asthma....just tested positive tonight. Quadrupled my dosage on Drs. orders.
Hey doc so which one is best if you were to choose
Hello everyone ! Did someone else have Covid and have Asthma and have a chest pain and the feeling that he doesn't have enough air! I am in the 7th day of quarantine and I have these problems. Until yesterday I only rarely had headaches!
I went to the hospital and it took my blood pressure, my saturation, they checked my heart and lungs and I'm ok! Other symptoms such as fever, I do not have a cough, I have perfect taste and smell!
This is very interesting thank you
Thank you!
Thanks Doc!
I have bad asthma and have Covid right now as I’m typing this
I just took a test today and my mom has COVID and I have asthma so I’m getting big anxiety right now just waiting for my results.
Clifford Hubbard if you do have it I found that using my asthma meds (including inhaled steroids) worked wonders
@@krassimirpetrov7131 okay I’ll keep that in mind thanks a lot.
@@Cliff1999-j4l how was it? Did you recover?
Still doing well???
Thank you. I have COVID and asthma. I appreciate this video.
How have you been doing?
@@speedlife9564 have a temp of 100.6 so far, headache, and wheezing. Husband has fever, cough, muscle aches, and fever as well. Taking zinc, Tylenol, vitamin C, praying, mostly praying. Thanks for asking, that’s very kind. 💙
@@angeliajanina6017 I hope you get better, Ill keep you and your family in my prayers, im experiencing loss of smell and taste and im afraid i might have it, and my wife has asthma, im mostly worried about her getting it
Get well soon Angelia!
@@angeliajanina6017 my sister last week came into our house and when I went upstairs she purposefully turned to me and cough in my face now today she calls and says she has covid-19 I'm 17 and have asthma should I be worried I don't want to die.
Can Asthma patients get the Covid vaccine? I've heard so much mixed information I don't even know anymore. Having chronic Asthma, can I?
Yes
@@medicinedeconstructedwithc4222 Is there by any chance a study or article I could read?
Thank you for the video, it helped me reason more calmly
There’s no study yet but trust me, it’s ok. Risk is no different.
Did you get vaccinated?
@@nishantchandra6209 Yes!
9yr old have asthma and covid right now. Today is day 0 first signs of covid( hoarse cough and change in tone). Is there anything I should be worried about? Should i prepare inhalers and nebulizer? Is it ok to use it? No signs of troubled breathing. My child is taking vitamin gummies containing zinc, ibuprofen. Vitamin c, and plenty of water.
Is there research supporting that black people in other countries are at higher risk of developing sever COVID 19? Also, are any other minorities under the same high risk?
It’s not that their race is a biological factor but rather a socioeconomic factor. Minorities, especially in the United States don’t always have great access to medical care due to their socioeconomic situation. This is why they are more effected than any other group and therefore higher risk
Hey doc I'm Terry I'm asthmatic what measures should I put during this period of covid
Me also
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Wonderful extraordinary content! Thank you so much. Here’s science-loving biotechnologist with asthma seeking for information because od annual spring asthma worsening👍😏😘
Amazing explanations!!!!
Great video
What about if viruses are your trigger. I go from mod intermittent to severe in drop of hat with viruses. Unfortunately, for me as a mod-severe asthma with mod covid-19. Day 14 had to go for dexamethasone inj and back to 60mg of prednisone 160mg symbicort q4hrs. So tired. Was at hospital today good news no pneumonia or PE. Just crappy asthma lungs and vocal cord dysfunction.
We used symbicort for all the kids who got very bronchial with covid-19. Really feel helped along with duonebs.
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🤲🤲🌹 Great information
Bruh you said "breath" not "breathe" in the description. Cmon aren't you a doctor
Dope video
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My sister just tested positive for COVID 2 days ago and she didn’t tell us she has been around us for so long and my mom is getting really sick and she has bad asthma I’m getting really worried i have been researching trying to find out what to do this is really crazy COVID isn’t a joke
exactly my position bro my mom is sick and it’s the worst feeling in the world
Steaming has helped me a lot. Just do the same my dear. Steam twice a day. I am an asthmatic person and for a long time I have not taken inhaler because I steam myself daily with hot water mixed with ginger, garlic onions and lemon.
maria Luvinga how would you steam yourself?? any suggestions ?
@@angelzamora2642 I just boiled water about one litre then peal one onion, cut into pieces, then one half piece of ginger, around three to four pieces of garlic plus one lemon. Mix together and put hot water, then cover yourself with blanket and inhale the steam . This can take 5 to 10 minutes
Heating pad and zinc + c. I am asthmatic who had covid and these 2 things the Lord sent them to me! I was honestlu bedridden for 2 weeks no apetite but that heating pad on my back helped with my breathing.
Is there a link between hypersensitivity pneumoniatis and covid 19? Especially, Drug related Hypersensitivity Pneumoniatis?There are genetic factors with this, if this is the case. Prevention is the best solution, I believe.
#actuallylookatthescience
You lost me at racial! Bye!
K.P. Buteyko once said that:
To test the validity of the scientific discovery made by us almost 30 years ago, it takes 30 seconds of time: offer an asthmatic hyperventilation - he will have a suffocation attack, offer to reduce breathing - will relieve the attack. The cause of the asthma attack is hyperventilation of the lungs, no one said this before our scientific research. And so I have been asking scientists for 30 years to spend 30 seconds to check this (1986).