Asthma at the age of 40.

📌 Asthma in 40: 5-Day Hospital Sleep Experience

I never thought the allergies relapsed and the breathing jams were so severe that I had to sleep in the hospital. 🏥

Over the course of five days, I learned that "little body care" is very important.

Rest, breathing air, self-care and stress. 💨

This asthma encounter made me see the value of every breath.

And I want to share the experience as follows:

Let's start with

Day 1 😩 sat down to work and felt tired, so I went to the doctor, and now I got a CXR. 🩻 It was good to spray and go back to work, to normal fitness, but today I played very softly, went back to the room, started coughing a little, I was not full of breath, until I was asleep at 5: 30 in the morning, I was not tight, my chest was not full, I was able to drive a motorcycle, an emergency room hospital. Only 600 meters, sir, arrived and found that O2 sat drop, BP + HR ⬆️ had an inhaler, the inhaler began to breathe, but HR and BP were so high that they had to admit

Days 2-3 💉 The symptoms got better and better, but they were still tired. They had to get injections, sprays and on oxygen cannula for most of the night. Days 3 went to the bathroom, but they shook more and more tired, hoarse. That night HR and BP were so high that they had to increase the inhaler and the inhaler to improve.

Day 4 🛌 is better, less tired, off oxygen cannula. Enough to stay a little tired. The sound is still good. Send more CXR and sputum tests. But everything is normal. The lower lung sounds are getting better than the first day. You should have gone home, so you can add another injection. The evening has started to walk more.

Day 5 🥰 I thought I'd go home. The doctor asked me to stay on the injection. Look, another day. Anyway, another day. I'll go back without worrying. But now I'm still a little tired, but my heart is back.

I want to remind and encourage many people that

Health is a gift we have to take care of from today. 💙

✨ Have you ever experienced asthma (if you have a better way to recommend it) or life-changing health? Can you tell it under the post?

Or follow, in case we grow together "mind and body." 🌿

# Asthma # Physical health, mental health # Sickness experience