You have to go to the hospital
Bronchial asthma is difficult to heal naturally and often worsens, so hospital treatment is needed.
If you have symptoms of asthma such as coughing and phlegm from night to morning, you should go to the hospital.
Especially if you have symptoms such as frustration, sleeplessness, and not lying down that are difficult to breathe, check immediately.
Case 3. Coughs related to “chronic” phlegm continue
If you continue coughing with chronic phlegm, you are more likely to develop COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease).
When COPD occurs, symptoms of coughing and phlegm continue chronically. It is caused by smoking, emissions, and genetic factors.
It is difficult for phlegm to come out because of weakened breathing power.
Let’s be careful of the following things to help you breathe.
- Double breath
Suffocation is improved so that you can breathe efficiently by using a diaphragm. - Breathe with your mouth shut
When you shrink your mouth and breathe, your bronchial tubes spread and you can breathe easily. - Let’s do some proper exercise
It leads to the maintenance and improvement of lung function through light exercise such as walking.
Standard of going to the hospital
COPD is hard to heal naturally, and needs hospital treatment.
If you’ve been coughing and phlegm for more than two to three weeks, there’s a possibility of COPD, etc. Let’s go to the hospital.
In particular, if you have symptoms such as difficulty in conversation that you can’t move enough to lie down, let’s examine them immediately.
If you want to “relieve” the rough phlegm
By drinking water well, the viscosity of phlegm decreases, making it easier to remove it.
Phlegm does not appear to be dry, and it is easy to humidify and irrigate. It is recommended to use a humidifier and a mask.