The Mechanics of an Asthma Attack. An Animated Insight
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- Опубліковано 26 бер 2018
- In an asthma attack, inflamed and swollen airways make breathing difficult.
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Asthma Gameplay: "Just Breathe lol"
Asthma Lore:
"You didn't have to cut me off"
@@f-jericho4021 (video plays in 3x the speed)
@@f-jericho4021 Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah
@@Boricosa at 480 p
I thought this was a shitpost
"When you're not having an asthma symptoms, your airways are clear,"
Thanks for telling
“When bombs aren’t going off, there is not a terrorist attack happening.”
@@murk336 "when the bell rings, the teachers dismiss you."
@@lollolol1846 that seems odd. I thought the bell doesnt dismiss is, the "teacher does" XD
Made me nervous for a sec. I thought my airways wouldn't be cleared
Even if you're correct doesn't mean you're right.
props to the guy who volunteered to show this
Respect
*R e s p e c c*
Bruh what? That's not a person
It's obviously a rat smh
He is open for new things.
Carpeted kitchen
The worst part is it can happen randomly, kinda like how UA-cam randomly recommends older videos.
That's UA-cam we talked about
Brooo your profile pic! Nostalgia!
Reminds me, this one time it was like 9 o'clock and the previous week I couldn't breath and as I was in the restroom brushing my teeth, I started to find it hard to breathe. I spat out the toothpaste and went into my room to sit down, but it got harder and harder to breathe. It felt like someone stepping on your chest, or squishing your lungs. I called my parents and they rushed me to the hospital. I slten started to cry because I thought I was gonna die. I was like 10 and when I got to the hospital I had to wait for some reason. Twice I had two really bad attacks where it got to it's worst. When we got called in after maybe 5 minutes, I think I got put on one those breathing machines and I started to feel better. Even though it wasn't that bad I had nightmares or thoughts that it would happen in my sleep and I would simply suffocate to death. It's been 2 years and I'm doing better now. Haven't had anything really bad since then (knock on wood) but yeah it's bad
@@Mr.OOf8785 wow that must have been terrifying
oh shxt..
I like how gym teachers wont accept that asthma is a thing.
Yes. One time I got denied my inhaler.
That was fun
Bruh ikr!!!
What the actual fuck
A kid in my city died cus his pe teacher told him to keep running
What really?! I have asthma and all of my gym teachers just say I should sit down and use my inhaler. 0-0
where are you from???
Why is this a perfect loop
True
@@andeywattersons1800 True
@@kanyeeas8524 True
@@flycooker58 *_-TRUE-_*
because dragon
Student: *Has an asthma attack*
School nurse: “Here take this ice pack”
why is that so relatable to me
Unfunny weeb
the man who made himself have a asthma attack just for this video needs a raise.
First reply
Second reply
Third reply
Fourth reply
Faith reply
“And once you’re done showing the kids the lungs make sure you pack the body back up again”
cat here->
@@phenixtechyt where
@@phenixtechyt forgor 💀
Wdym “pack the body up”
@@noether9447 under there
Gym teachers: If you don't get up right now and do the required 50000 mile run you're going to the office and I'll make sure you fail the year.
yeah they didnt even let me stop running to take a break when they can probably hear me breathing from the mile away
yep that sucks what really bother was that noise that you hear inside ur neck
@Iceheat that sucks
Dude, for real tho. I need to move on another school cuz of these gym teacher who don't give a fucc with an asthmatic elementary student. also those classmates who think if asthma was infectious
Kinda ironic they are PE teachers yet they don't care about their students having asthma or similar...
To avoid getting denied an inhaler during pe just say “I’ve passed out before and I’ll do it again”
American? In my country you don't have to do pe for the whole year if you present a doctor signed paper describing your condition to the PE teacher, let alone beind denied an inhaler
@@comanderlucky656 it’s not a typical American thing but it did happen that a teacher denied a inhaler because he didn’t believe the kid resulting in him dying. Sucks but some people are like that. And also yeah over here you can be exempt of PE of medical note, you’ll be there the whole year attending the class but won’t do any physical work
let me guess, you read my comment
As someone who’s been in the hospital almost every year of their life because of asthma is interesting to see what happens when an asthma attack occurs because I’ve almost died from it before
Yo me too. But it's been 10 years since my last attack, but everyday I need to take a med :(
@@ahmadmarwanhadid9179 I don’t take meds
@@d3ad3yegaming38 I had bad asthma when I was a child I almost died. Thank god it went away, anyway just felt like shoving it in your face.
I'm joking hope you get better
Ive had asthma all my life and the worst one my problems with it is having an asthma attack in public being at home thats fine i got my nebulizer but then im in public all i have is a inhaler and personaly for me inhalers dont really work because its hard to inhale while pressing on the tube also i uaed to not own an inhaler .
One of the times i had it in public i was in school and everyone surrounded me my sister who didnt speak the language well was trying to get everyone to back up but it was hard since she couldnt speak the language so i ended up almost passing out but my mom came and two days later everyone looked at me as if i was dead and just walking around
(smaller story)
As i said im asthmatic andsoi wore jackets all day every day to provent me from triggering my asthma, but jackets are agains dress code??? So every new school year my parents would have to write a note to my new teacher telling them why i have to wear a jacket every day. Worst part i was in that school for nine years :/
ive had asthma before and just like probably almost everyone else with asthma i almost died from it when i was a kid. havent had a major asthma attack in about 10 years if i had to guess. nowadays it rarely bothers me. i can full out sprint and recover relatively quickly from it no inhaler needed and its great. hope everyone else someday gets to a good spot.
I feel so bad for anyone who has to go through this 😢
Well you should because I’ve had one. There not fun that’s all I can say
I used had one but anymore but when I did it sucked
All of you guys have a very remarkable use of English
Inglis🗿
@@Mickey.yt.videos Best grammar ive seen in my life. thank you for existing
The narrator sounded like he's in mid of asthma attack.
Yeah
Duuuuuude yes
At 0:28 he stopped the recording and continued the next day cause his asthma was getting worse lol
I love how gym teachers don't accept that asthma is real. Once mine made me run when I said that I couldn't breathe. I passed out. Fun.
Did your teacher get fired?? HAHAHA, what happened next after you passed out?
Let me guess
He was a fat gym teacher
Sounds like a nice lawsuit to me
Pf I aint running I dont give a dam what the teacher tells me
What a jerk of a teacher
"When your'e not having asthma symptoms, your airways are clear"
I wonder if every 60 seconds without asthma symptoms a minute without asthma symptoms passes...
No a minute passes in Africa
Together we can stop this.
Great, John got a stroke reading that...
(this isnt john typing, this is john's brother, Mark)
@@InsaneC-OPS 🤣😂🤣crazy
as a person who has asthma, i can confirm that when i have a asthma attack my skin disappears and so does my muscle
Same bro
It’s literally so annoying 🙄
Hate when it happens
Ikr, I can even see the air get in and out my lungs
Same bro
"He never protect"
"Rather, always attack"
"But most importantly..."
"He always back"
Oof same 😭
Because he got an asthma attack
Ligma a attack
@@KidnapT what's ligma?
@@aureusknighstar2195 LIGMA BALLS!!!!!!
So my lungs really just be like "I'm gonna quit the one thing I'm supposed to do. Breathe."
Yep - bye
ua-cam.com/video/L0rpkuk4WWU/v-deo.html 😂
I literally said the same thing last night night when I was having a flare up >:/
Asthma is just a Breathing Minigame on Legendary Difficulty
"bro just inhale u stupid"
For those wondering: When added all together, the Harry Potter books contain 1,084,170 words.
Thank you for your wisdom, random Internet user.
Shut up
All that wordcount and the worldbuilding's at the level of a grade-schooler's fanfiction.
Thanks, I wonder every day for this small slither of informative kind of things.
All those words and my toaster still can’t tell me when my dishes are done
"took away his vape, now he's pretending he can't breath. smh"
Lmfao 💀
Brooo 😂😂💀
Lol
Oh, and now he is dancing on the floor. What a showoff.
Those are some sick moves tho
*Explains how an asthma attack works
*Refuses to elaborate further
*Ends video
The fuck do you want him to elaborate on? How the lungs work?
(I get it’s a joke but it doesn’t make sense)
"When you're not having an asthma symptoms, your airways are clear."
"Every 60 seconds in Africa, a minute passes."
Lets take a moment and applaud the camera man for impaling this guys chest in order to get a clear fooysge of an asthma attack.
Now let's wait for the idiot to roll in like "um ackshuley this is cgi technology simulating an athsma attack, get it right next time idiot 🤣"
gosh I hate those people's guts
It's a cgi you idiot
Jk dont whooosh me
Lol
@@harambe8302 r/wOOoOOoOoOoooOoOsH
um ackshuley this is cgi technology simulating an asthma attack, get it right next time idiot 🤣
Just by watching this I can almost feel it again...
Happened to me too lol
@Elvin Andal ya offended lol?
@Elvin Andal yes i want to cry of laughter on your comment
SAME THO
@Elvin Andal why are you being an asshole about it lol asthma can be pretty serious
"When you're not having asthma symptoms your airways are clear."
*Hmmm yes. The floor is made out of floor.*
ua-cam.com/video/L0rpkuk4WWU/v-deo.html 😂
In science, you gotta state the obvious because you know some people will need it.
hey, this wall tastes like wall!
As a person with asthma, I can say. Having an asthma attack is very scary. Imagine you're losing conciousness and trying to breathe as hard as you can, but you just can't, something won't let you.
Attacks suck but running alot and doing outdoor activities that constantly have you breathing hard will literally cure for a long period of time you once your older
My first ever attack happened in 2010, also went down, was put on oxygen for about an hour from that day I kept on getting attacks but with exercise the attacks started low eg once a year when I intensified the exercises and started the habit of fast walk with the same pace for long distances such as 10km on average, the attacks completely stopped and now am 23 asthma free from diagnosis results🏃🏾♂️🙋🏾♂️🙏🏾
@@FaHad-xx2ik that’s great!!So happy for you!It must have been hard!
@@FaHad-xx2ik guess Its time to do exercise
Smoke weed and cigarettes and your asthma magically goes away
@@shinchanandshinchan5087 thanks🙏🏾
Send this to all the people who told you to "Just breathe" while you were literally gasping for dear life.
theres people that unironically says that?
@@mamamiyalozatoz yes. That and "Pull yourself together"
@@sleepychameleon6871 bro just breathe
@@zerbutterftw 👁️👄👁️ ✊🔪
*Heavy breathing*
@@sleepychameleon6871 n
Plot twist : everyone started breathing uncomfortably during this 😶
regular day for people like me who has asthma
@@oyabun7383 ohh 😶😶
ua-cam.com/video/L0rpkuk4WWU/v-deo.html 😂
My little brother goes through so much. Thankfully, the treatments he’s been going through have helped him tremendously!
I wish he'd say: "Here's a simple trick to get it fixed"
I dont think theres a way to fix it but i dont get asthma attacks often now cause i did track or something idk
@@whaledolfin9233 there is, just remove the lung then you are asthma free for the rest of your life
@@Dev-san Yeah bro, just stop breathing. Simple as that. No more asthma
😐
I have mild asthma, and I can say to anyone else who has asthma, I feel your pain, and we’re all in this together. 👍
Same dude
I have aathma
Bruh same, that one time we did 300 meter run and everything was blacking out, my ears were ringing and i almost fainted
@@bepop1266 Pure torture
@@bepop1266 30 meter?
This is so cool. My Covid triggered my asthma and lasted for 5weeks. Thank God its gone now. Never wanna go through that again. Thanks for this informative vid. 💛👏
Shout out to my father who told my school I was "just being dramatic" during an athsma attack and would deny me my inhaler even when I could barely speak because of it.
Similar experience here. My dad thought i was attention seeking (i was 7) when in actual fact i was literally dying. Shit sucked, i even wished everyone else had asthma so they know how it felt like
I'm sorry but your dad sucks.
@@mkabmf0117aye now calm down buddy, I don't want that, no one does
Don't know if this will help anyone, but for me, when exercising, having a warm up really helps to prevent any feelings of asthma. For example, if I were to break into a flat out jog or run, my asthma would absolutely act up. But spending a bit of time walking beforehand will help keep it in control. Not to mention, if you are exerting yourself a lot, taking deep, controlled breaths will keep your asthma down better than short, quick breaths.
Don't know what you'll do with this information, just some random tips I've discovered while dealing with my asthma.
ill try to use that
is there like a cure or something for it?
@@supernoob1894 No, no cure. You just have to learn to live with it, and find ways of keeping it down when it arises. One of the most important things to remember is to take an inhaler with you when you go out for an extended period of time, especially if you know you'll be doing something physical.
@@thedoomtrainer8292 okay thank you because i sadly think i have it i cough everyday from 2020 till today for no reason even my lungs are all good and i have nothing since 2020 October so this is why i ask
@@supernoob1894 kinda but no not really
asthma attack lore:"put this on x2 speed and some music"
fun fact:is actually painful to cough for me and i dont know the reason
fun fact 2:is not painful to cough anymore but i still cough
D o n e
@@doggo-sama2600 i love you
@@choppersdoctorin6625 sussy baka
@@doggo-sama2600 Respect.
Lmaoo
Asthma lore:
LolTyler1: I’m just gonna pretend I didn’t watch that
I don't get it
He doesnt have asthma
UA-cam: let's randomly recomend to anyone after 3 years 😀
Body: "Release the mucus, we need to protect the lungs!!"
Human: "But I'll die!"
Body: "I forgot where is that my problem."
Edit:
Hey ya, if you guys found some people arguing about politics in the reply section, just respond with 🗿 because that's funny, I think.
Also, I made a Touhou funny. It's in my channel.
Human: Section B Page 13
Body: U know im a body right?
i cant read and i dont care we need to protect u!
Also works in the gru and anakin meme templates lmaoo
i miss the part where that's my problem*
@@hameemkhan204 Also the Thanos "Rain Fire" meme.
Asthma is a allergic reaction ish! So it has to with, in alot of cases, air pollution around!! Meaning that some ppl got polluted by something, and the body has an reaction to try protect itself, and yes your body remembers!! That is why way less ashtma outside closed packed places! (Because of less car and other pollutions!)
There is studies on this btw! And if there any other causes (there might be), then I do not know and nice of you to put that in if by if!
Can't wait for someone to speed it up and turn it into "asthma lore"
@@evangelistrachaelcommander7129 people like you genuinely make me sick
YES
@@mech1x what
@@dancho0012 guy was promoting medical scams :l
Did you know when a pregnant woman swims, she is a submarine?
When she walks, she's an automatic mech.
When she jumps, shes a rocket
When she flies she is an
airplane
*"Air can flow easily in and out of ur lungs"*
Thanks, I didn't knew that :')
Oh yes "Asthma attack lore"
“But you didn’t have to cut me off”
If the word explanation is being replaced with “lore”, I’m so in for it
Imagine having full asthma and a full stuffy nose. Yeah it would be a nightmare to breathe
Literally me every winter
@Plant same, but it's so uncomfortable to breath and also it hurts my lungs when I breathe 😓
As a person with asthma AND allergic rhinitis, it is indeed a nightmare. Thank god inhalers and antihistamines were invented
I have "only" allergic rhinitis and breathing can be hard sometimes, my sympathies to those with both conditions.
As someone with asthma this is a simple question to answer, you dont
I like this representation of an asthma attack using a body diagram. For me, it's better to learn things by looking at the process so now I learned how the lungs are affected if asthma strikes. 😊👌
My friend in 3rd grade had an asthma attack after we were on the race cats and now I know how scary that was for her 😰 I haven’t talked to her for a many years though
As a person with asthma, I can make a whistle without anything.
It is fun when u realise your lungs are not making wheezing sounds instead it's whistling..
I CAN'T BREATHE 😂😂😂 (no pun intended)
Joy, stop
We sacrificed breathing for mouthless whistling. Fair trade-off
@@tsuki5993 lmao🤣
The scary thing is, it’s not that you can’t get air in your lungs having a asthma attack. It’s getting the air out so basically you can’t breathe partially because you can’t get the air out making it even harder to breathe in.
I tend to do this thing where I try to rapidly get the air out, because it can be harder to get the air out then in. Thing is it sounds like I'm blowing a candle, and always turns some heads.
@@josezuniga3747 that's also what COPD patients do. This blowing candle method helps them breath more easily
It kinda feels like when you squeeze a water bottle and put the cap on it, you kinda exhale less than you inhaled over and over again. Like a shrunken lungs(capacity) or something. Idk how to describe it.
True. Its like you’re choking on air and can’t get it out. Your breath keeps getting shorter because you already have a lot of air in your lungs
ua-cam.com/video/eOmD6s_I3LA/v-deo.html
As a person with asthma, this was really helpful. Thx.
For anyone lucky enough to not have/have had asthma, it feels exactly how it looks.
I thought this was one of those "Brain Aneurysm" shitposts lmao
Isn't that what you americans think of all the time?
@@Erick-dl6kl ioeueioueoieuoie *fard*
@@Erick-dl6kl you sound mad goofy
@@Erick-dl6kl Are you saying the rest of the world arent allowed to laugh at shitposts? Am i, a non-American, not allowed to enjoy internet jokes man?
When I was around 5 or 7 I had asthma, it was difficult to breathe at times. One time in particular I was staying at my grandmother's house and in the middle of the night I woke up and suddenly couldn't breathe at all. I woke up my mom to help look for my inhaler and we could not find it, it had mysteriously vanished. After a bit of searching for it I fainted from lack of oxygen and my mom freaked and carried me to the car and drove to the hospital. I woke up in a hospital bed with an oxygen mask around my face. My mom was sitting next to me on the phone talking to my dad. I remember thinking that a person is stuck with asthma forever and there is no way to get rid of it. I remember thinking to myself what if my asthma one day gets me and my parents aren't there and I can't find my inhaler?? I have been asthma free for 10 years.
Bro, how? I have asthma since I was 7, I just wanna get rid of this
@@Gechi22 It depends on what type of Asthma you have, if you're lucky your Asthma might go away as you grow up
@@ekkoekko4610 also, doing exercise/sports can help
@@lyrisio yeah but be careful obviously.
No high respiration activities or else you could actually end up dead.
@@prophecybydefault4708 I know bcuz I have asthma but thx anyways
I certainly know what they feel like but never knew what it looked like.
Thanks for the education.
Great stuff
Thank you for recommending this UA-cam, I definitely wanted to know this.
I'm more entertained getting knowledge like this cause my teachers doesn't force me to learn this and my grades aren't on the line watching this.
Keep watching stuff like this then, get a whole bunch of little pieces of knowledge!
I’m more entertained getting knowledge like this because they explained it more simple than teachers
Fact. You learn 1000x better when nothing is at stake.
Thats the sexiness of internet man ,use it wisely and you'll be strong cognitively , in decision making , in research , in every area of your life . Use it wrongly and you may turn out to be a dumb person making cringey tik toks .
@@shobhitsadwal756 What philosopher did you just talked to?
I’m grateful I haven’t got asthma for years now. It’s terrible when the attack hits you.
Don’t drink too much cold drinks if you’re asthmatic.
I think the cold drinks causes asthma thing might be a myth like cold causes cold. I personally don't think cold drinks have anything to do with asthma attacks. I tested this on myself continuously for years by drinking cold juices and eating ice creams. I've had asthma since I was 2 years old and never once did the cold items trigger my symptoms. My parents kept them away from me for several years thinking cold items is what triggered my asthma. I realised my symptoms only happened when there was pollen or dust, or when I caught a flu.
@@justafish3 cold drinks for asthmatic people is bad, like fizzy drinks.
Cold drinks can irritate your throat, making it easier to get some irritation or infection, and if it spreads into your lungs, it causes asthma symptoms.
@@yummyyum4626 I think fizzy drinks might be the key here. I personally don't have triggers with cold drinks of any kind. Maybe different people have different triggers.
The only thing that could trigger my asthma is dust. Cold drink is not a problem for me.
my asthma trigger is dust and low temperature, although my asthma hasn't really came back for a year now.
i heard if your asthma symptoms appears at early age, your 'asthma' will eventually gone. but your offsprings can still inherit your asthma gen
I'm so glad I haven't had an intense asthma attack in so long. My asthma has been getting a lot better I don't ever have them as much as I did when I was younger but watching this just reminded me of how it felt
Can you please share how you have cured ur asthma problem.....I am dealing with this problem and it is very painful 😭not able to breathe properly while this asthma attack happens.....
The man who showing us....
He is legend ✌
Hat's of 👏👏
When I was a kid my asthma got so bad that I had to inhale through a mask connected to a machine that produces fog from liquid medicine. The feeling when you can finally scratch your nose and wipe your mouth is so good.
Oh! I think it's a Nebulizer. I had one too.
Thats a nebulizer
Ye thats a nebulizer good sir
Edit: oop, appears that Im the third fuckin person to say this, fantastic
YESSSSSS THE FEELING IS BEAUTIFUL ESPECIALLT WHEN YOU ARE SICK AND YOUR NOSE IS RUNNY FINALLY GETTING TO WIPE IT FEELS LIKE HEAVEN
i’m almost 23 and i still use a nebulizer. i always need to carry 4 inhalers (seretide, vannair, ventolin and serevent) a cortisone needle for emergencies and more idk what to do w my life
I had an asthma attack once in gym, was on the floor wheezing. Luckily, my friend decided to be absolutely hilarious and somehow my laughing made it better
If it was a severe asthma attack, the laughing would land you in the hospital 🤷🏻♂️
@@OneSvT yes true
@@OneSvT one time i had an asthma attack and couldn't stop sneezing and eventually fainted
@Savannah Simpson nah i still have severe asthma but i'm fighting it 💪
It could be that the laughter dislodged the mucus, since laughter is basically just sudden air movements.
Thank you for expanding my knowledge.
It’s nice to know I’m not the only one with asthma I’m glad this was recommended
Dude props to the camera man for showing us how this works he a real one
Another way the human body is sometimes stupid, just like allergies for completely normal things. Gotta feel sorry for those who suffer things they shouldn't suffer from
We just detected a small chunk of *peanut* , should we start the self destruct procedures?
@@thetheatreorgan168 Yes. Blow us up
Oh it a bee
*puffs up* AGH
Also hyperhidrosis, people with hyperhidrosis are all depressed
Well, I am lactose intolerant so I can’t drink milk, eat cheese or other milk products.
That completely changed my lifestyle and now I can’t eat 60% of food I loved
Nobody noticed that smooth and perfect transition between the end and beginning..
I had an asthma attack , opened youtube and this was the first video that was reccomended to me
I had been asthma for 2 years. Its was nightmare, its took my mother's money a lot to help me recover. At that time, I felt sorry for my mom. Now I'm good and no coughing anymore. Thanks mom
Playing football while dealing with asthma sucks, especially when you get hit by a big dude.
Normally, they don't allow you to play most sports if you have asthma
It's called soccer
@@easytiger6570 football
@@easytiger6570 ok american 🙄
@@deffdefying4803 "especially when you get hit by a big dude" what kind of football is this?
This whole video, I was only thinking of the brain aneurysm meme sound effect
I got this video in my reccommendations. I'm scared.
Thanks UA-cam.
Props to the guy who endured the pain for this video
Asthma attacks are no joke. For those who never experienced that feeling wen your air shuts off thank goodness. The longest asthma attack I’ve had was 2 minutes with no air sure it sounds crazy but people living with it get use to it and can control themselves. But still sucks
I sure think it's a good joke
It sounds scary.
i remember when my airways completely shut during an asthma attack and then I couldn't even breathe at all. thank god my inhaler was right next to me
Those who suffer severe and regular asthma attacks are forced to learn to meditate in a way. The panic of having no oxygen must be controled since it only adds to the suffering and will actually make it worse
I've had it before where because I wasn't graduating highschool before 19 in a certain state I lived (had other incredibly stupid circumstances in my life), my health insurance was taken away, and I had no medication and was living in a cockroach, mouse, mushroom, mildew, and extremely dusty house with a cat... I couldn't breathe pretty much for 2 years and a lot of nights I wouldn't go to sleep for fear of passing away in my sleep. It was that bad.
Fast-forward after that and I live in a clean house, and there was a time period where I would find myself taking deep breaths, deep breaths, and the corners of my mouth would pull into almost a smile, like air was a drug, for no reason. I then suddenly realized that it was my brain's response to experiencing a commodity that (virtually) everyone else had, that it had been denied for so long. "Oh my God, oh my God", and I started weeping upon this realization.
Asthma is no joke.
Thanks to the camera guy for taking these incredible shots
"When you're not having asthma symptoms, your airways are clear"
Yeah "Every 60 seconds in Africa, a minute passes"
Together we can stop this
Now everyone watching this is a hypochondriac, thinking they’re having an attack whilst everything is actually fine.
No, this is not a psychopath test video!
So, i guess people who have actual asthma symptoms are just crazy, then.
Nah I’ve been diagnosed with it since birth lmao I legit need to take three different medications every day to survive, and that’s just for asthma
I have asthma but I haven't had an attack in like 4 years. inb4 i get one 3 minutes after writing this comment
Well shit. Got me there i guess
Asthma sucks. Playing sports with asthma can be difficult, especially when it’s cold outside
That is why I prefer anaerobic...
Homie just walking outside with a cool breeze is a challenge 😭😭
Sucks when it’s cold outside without a sweater, but sweaters are heaven for me. And masks also block out a small bit of the cold air for me, so voila.
I have asthma and it’s not that hard for me I take medication and i feel very normal
What happens if your asthma, its cold outside and your playing something?
“when you’re not having an asthma attack your airways are clear”
every 60 seconds, a minute passes.
I’ve only had one asthma attack 6 years ago when I was 21. Whenever I exhaled it got harder to breathe in. After 40 mins it got to the point I couldn’t even inhale long enough to talk but I wasn’t freaking out either. I just felt tired and was about to take a nap until my brother came home. I couldn’t talk anymore and had to write down what was happening and when I went to the hospital they just put a mask on me and I was good as new.
When you show this to your PE teacher: PE teacher: *evaporates*
I have had 3 when I was a kid. I stopped getting them now. I don't remember too much what they were like but... I remember myself waking up and literally screaming as hard as I could. I couldn't breath... I literally couldn't. I had woken up my mother who understood what was happening. She grabbed my inhaler and we were going to the hospital. It was like 12 at night. I don't remember how the situation got better but I remember going there and the doctor giving me some medical stuff. Apparently my face was blue.
I have an asthma attack atleast 3 times a year, mostly at school when I am forced to run, but the coach I have now doesn't make us run so I have not had one yet.
Bro your spider on ur pfp scared me XD.
Hahaha i can relate, breathing is difficult, there is nothing worst than not breathing to death
I also got asthma attach everymorning, but not as terrible as your experience
When i was around 5 to 11 years old,IM having a really terrible astma,i always slept with my parents at that time,just incase my astma attack me,then one time my astma hot me real good and i cant breath at all,my parents take me to hospital at midnight i thought i would die at that time because of how painfull and how dizzy it felt, then the doctor give me oxygen mask and i can breath again,next week my dad buy a bat for me,and he told me to eat the heart raw,my dad says it can heal my astma,turns out it is true, because after that i"ve never got astma again
This helped me understand why I have asthma and what it does
This is the most I have learned in 50 seconds of my life
Just watching this makes me worry about my father because he’s in his 50s and has bad asthma
Gets worse during winter
Don't worry too much brother, may your father live a long healthy life
Clicked this thinking that it's a "edging my aneurysm" type of meme, but it this wasn't a meme, still had an asthma attack laughing for no reason.
"when you're not having asthma your airways are clear"
"The missile knows where it is because it knows where it isn't"
Same vibes
hey there insecure guy. he just stating that asthma means your lung airways are blocked. Which also clarify that it wasnt because of your diaphragm or tumor or muscle paralyse etc.. which is informative for people who have no clue what happened. Stop being a jerk on the internet. I know you need feel smart and trying to boost your little fragile ego.
Just noticed that this video loops perfectly
I've had asthma for quite sometime now and my worst attack I've ever had lasted for 3 days. My mom didn't believe that I was actually having a real attack though. She thought I was faking so that I wouldn't have to go to school. In reality it was possibly one of the worst asthma attacks I'd have ever had.
For the first day it wasn't that bad and I was just light headed and couldn't breath well. When the second day came around it became harder to breath and felt like I couldn't inhale much before coughing. For the third day I would take a very small breath in every couple of seconds or so as to not cough. It became very hard for me to even speak during this time.
My mom had dropped me off at my dad's for the weekend, Where he would later take me to the emergency room at around 11pm. We stayed there until about 2am where they finally gave me some steroids and a prescription.
It's been about 6 years since then and I've had very little problems with it, since it is mainly seasonal. But there are still things that can trigger it, one such thing being Ragweed.
Your mother sounds awful.
Man I remember having my 2nd asthma attack. It costed me a chance to graduate from the Army. As a kid, I've dreamt of growing up and becoming a soldier and serving my country. Had it once as a kid, doctors thought it was a season change. As time progresses, I began to note how difficult it was for me to run one mile during PE every week at my high school years. Still, I dismissed it. Joined the Army back in June 2020, ready to give it my all to become a soldier and make my family proud. Halfway through trainning when we did the 50 foot crawl through the tall grass, I suffocated and nearly passed out twice. It wasn't until my drill sergeant came to me and asked about my symptoms of which I confirmed it. I was discharged back in October, but I was given a chance to rejoin, I spent every night the past 8 months working out on gym equipment in my room to keep a better shape, and now I'm questioning if I should even rejoin back after community college or not. My heart tells me to rejoin but my gut tells me itll just end up worse for me. Anyone know what I can do with mild to severe asthma?
"serve my country" "make my family proud"
Never heard worst bs, if you want to do something good become a doctor, an engineer or any kind of professional, those are the kind of people that help the country not fucking soldiers
@@Muxeroth Everyone's intentions are different. Mine is old school. Happiness isnt just living a normal life like that. It's more fun to live a life you like.
Edit: Knowing my chances are low, I'm going for Law Enforcement. I'm not gonna just live a normal life and die not knowing the true intentions of my life now aren't I?
You know there is other jobs in the army then being a grunt? Like if you have a medical degree(?) You'll end up being a medic, treating the wounded. That was my dream of the army until I enjoy artistic stuff more like making universes and shit.
And idk about treating asthma symptoms... I think just going on short runs, like stop to breathe when you feel it starting up. I did notice that my asthma actually got worse when I try going on runs now due to quarantine, but it is nice that to not worry about asthma
(My attacks only happen when I run, like I could do... 30 to 40 feet until I start to have one)
@@hetecks1385 Heh I could say the same. I wanted to become a operator of an armored vehicle. I wonder if getting a degree in automobile in community college can help on that.
Whenever i see people that watch anime I improvise, overcome, adapt.
Wow this is the first time i see a short video but not a meme epic!!!!!
I like how this showed up as I was having a panic attack lol
Really sad to see so many people whose teachers would deny them their inhalers. That was pretty much one of my worst nightmares as a kid. Every single one of those teachers ought to be in prison quite frankly. People have died because of that.
@@evangelistrachaelcommander7129 You're probably a bot, but no you did not.
@@evangelistrachaelcommander7129 Alright so not a bot but an alt account, I see.
I'll keep this brief, but your "remedies" don't do shit. It's all pseudo science bullshit and anyone who believes that stuff is an idiot.
Haha it’s so fun to have really bad asthma while playing a lot of sports
yup bro one time i forgot my ventoline i almost died out of laughing
Lmao can relate, but inn geeral just laughing while having bad asthma is quite terrifying tbh
so fun
Ur pfp matches ur comment 🤣🤣🤣
Scholes had asthma tho
Shoutout to the cameraman for making this video possible,going in that far is not an easy work.
That first line is like the biggest “no duh” I’ve ever given
the guy sounds like hes having an asthma attack while talking about asthma attacks lmao
For anyone who doesnt have asthma think about someone choking you but just enough to where you can breath the tiniest sliver but completely starts strangling you every once in a while
Might as well be someone choking you because when your having one it’s extremely hard to move, well at least for me it is
I never thought I will find a summary of the first 13 years of my life in a 51 seconds video
A lot of people needed to know more about asthma