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Friday, June 15, 2012

Work-Related Asthma a Significant Problem: CDC

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THURSDAY, May 24 (HealthDay News) -- About nine percent of all asthma cases in the United States are caused or made worse by work-related exposures, a new federal study says.

That means work-related asthma affects about 1.4 million adults annually, the researchers said.

State-by-state rates of workplace-related asthma ranged from 4.8 percent (Arizona) to just over 14 percent (Florida), according to the study by researchers at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The analysis of 2006-09 data from 38 states and the District of Columbia also suggests that older workers and those in certain ethnic or minority groups are most at risk. For example, rates of employment-related asthma were 12.7 percent for people ages 45-64 vs. about 7 percent for people ages 18-44. Among racial groups rates of work-related asthma were 12.5 percent for blacks, 10.5 percent for Hispanics and 8.2 percent for whites, the report found.

The estimated proportion of adults with current asthma who had work-related asthma was similar for men and women, at about nine percent.

Asthma linked to on-the-job exposures is a preventable but under-recognized illness and the new findings highlight the need to expand workplace surveillance to better understand the risk factors and to better focus prevention efforts, the researchers said.

Better surveillance of the problem "would enhance our understanding of work-related asthma epidemiology and enable states, other government agencies, health professionals, employers, workers and worker representatives to better target intervention efforts to reduce the burden of work-related asthma," the researchers wrote in a summary.

The study appears in the May 25 issue of the CDC's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.

-- Robert Preidt MedicalNewsCopyright © 2012 HealthDay. All rights reserved. SOURCES: U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, news release, May 24, 2012



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Work-Related Asthma a Significant Problem: CDC

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THURSDAY, May 24 (HealthDay News) -- About nine percent of all asthma cases in the United States are caused or made worse by work-related exposures, a new federal study says.

That means work-related asthma affects about 1.4 million adults annually, the researchers said.

State-by-state rates of workplace-related asthma ranged from 4.8 percent (Arizona) to just over 14 percent (Florida), according to the study by researchers at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The analysis of 2006-09 data from 38 states and the District of Columbia also suggests that older workers and those in certain ethnic or minority groups are most at risk. For example, rates of employment-related asthma were 12.7 percent for people ages 45-64 vs. about 7 percent for people ages 18-44. Among racial groups rates of work-related asthma were 12.5 percent for blacks, 10.5 percent for Hispanics and 8.2 percent for whites, the report found.

The estimated proportion of adults with current asthma who had work-related asthma was similar for men and women, at about nine percent.

Asthma linked to on-the-job exposures is a preventable but under-recognized illness and the new findings highlight the need to expand workplace surveillance to better understand the risk factors and to better focus prevention efforts, the researchers said.

Better surveillance of the problem "would enhance our understanding of work-related asthma epidemiology and enable states, other government agencies, health professionals, employers, workers and worker representatives to better target intervention efforts to reduce the burden of work-related asthma," the researchers wrote in a summary.

The study appears in the May 25 issue of the CDC's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.

-- Robert Preidt MedicalNewsCopyright © 2012 HealthDay. All rights reserved. SOURCES: U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, news release, May 24, 2012



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Saturday, May 26, 2012

Work-Related Asthma a Significant Problem: CDC





Click Here!THURSDAY, May 24 (HealthDay News) -- About nine percent of all asthma cases in the United States are caused or made worse by work-related exposures, a new federal study says.
That means work-related asthma affects about 1.4 million adults annually, the researchers said.

State-by-state rates of workplace-related asthma ranged from 4.8 percent (Arizona) to just over 14 percent (Florida), according to the study by researchers at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The analysis of 2006-09 data from 38 states and the District of Columbia also suggests that older workers and those in certain ethnic or minority groups are most at risk. For example, rates of employment-related asthma were 12.7 percent for people ages 45-64 vs. about 7 percent for people ages 18-44. Among racial groups rates of work-related asthma were 12.5 percent for blacks, 10.5 percent for Hispanics and 8.2 percent for whites, the report found.
The estimated proportion of adults with current asthma who had work-related asthma was similar for men and women, at about nine percent.
Asthma linked to on-the-job exposures is a preventable but under-recognized illness and the new findings highlight the need to expand workplace surveillance to better understand the risk factors and to better focus prevention efforts, the researchers said.
Better surveillance of the problem "would enhance our understanding of work-related asthma epidemiology and enable states, other government agencies, health professionals, employers, workers and worker representatives to better target intervention efforts to reduce the burden of work-related asthma," the researchers wrote in a summary.
The study appears in the May 25 issue of the CDC's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.


Work-Related Asthma a Significant Problem: CDC





Click Here!THURSDAY, May 24 (HealthDay News) -- About nine percent of all asthma cases in the United States are caused or made worse by work-related exposures, a new federal study says.
That means work-related asthma affects about 1.4 million adults annually, the researchers said.

State-by-state rates of workplace-related asthma ranged from 4.8 percent (Arizona) to just over 14 percent (Florida), according to the study by researchers at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The analysis of 2006-09 data from 38 states and the District of Columbia also suggests that older workers and those in certain ethnic or minority groups are most at risk. For example, rates of employment-related asthma were 12.7 percent for people ages 45-64 vs. about 7 percent for people ages 18-44. Among racial groups rates of work-related asthma were 12.5 percent for blacks, 10.5 percent for Hispanics and 8.2 percent for whites, the report found.
The estimated proportion of adults with current asthma who had work-related asthma was similar for men and women, at about nine percent.
Asthma linked to on-the-job exposures is a preventable but under-recognized illness and the new findings highlight the need to expand workplace surveillance to better understand the risk factors and to better focus prevention efforts, the researchers said.
Better surveillance of the problem "would enhance our understanding of work-related asthma epidemiology and enable states, other government agencies, health professionals, employers, workers and worker representatives to better target intervention efforts to reduce the burden of work-related asthma," the researchers wrote in a summary.
The study appears in the May 25 issue of the CDC's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.


Work-Related Asthma a Significant Problem: CDC





Click Here!THURSDAY, May 24 (HealthDay News) -- About nine percent of all asthma cases in the United States are caused or made worse by work-related exposures, a new federal study says.
That means work-related asthma affects about 1.4 million adults annually, the researchers said.

State-by-state rates of workplace-related asthma ranged from 4.8 percent (Arizona) to just over 14 percent (Florida), according to the study by researchers at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The analysis of 2006-09 data from 38 states and the District of Columbia also suggests that older workers and those in certain ethnic or minority groups are most at risk. For example, rates of employment-related asthma were 12.7 percent for people ages 45-64 vs. about 7 percent for people ages 18-44. Among racial groups rates of work-related asthma were 12.5 percent for blacks, 10.5 percent for Hispanics and 8.2 percent for whites, the report found.
The estimated proportion of adults with current asthma who had work-related asthma was similar for men and women, at about nine percent.
Asthma linked to on-the-job exposures is a preventable but under-recognized illness and the new findings highlight the need to expand workplace surveillance to better understand the risk factors and to better focus prevention efforts, the researchers said.
Better surveillance of the problem "would enhance our understanding of work-related asthma epidemiology and enable states, other government agencies, health professionals, employers, workers and worker representatives to better target intervention efforts to reduce the burden of work-related asthma," the researchers wrote in a summary.
The study appears in the May 25 issue of the CDC's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.


Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Asthma medications and their side effects


In the majority of doctors, drugs or medications typically receive patients to treat the condition. Although effective, there is always the possibility of side effects including some adverse. The use of asthma medications, especially at the time of the attacks of severe asthma, become a necessity rather than choice. When we or someone we love is are gasping for breath, we did not hesitate taking medicines as they can achieve immediate relief from the discomforts. Ironically in these situations, we are willing to overlook all the side effects associated with the consumption of drugs.
One of the most common treatments for asthma attacks is the use of corticosteroids, which is normally used inhalers and swallows not as pills. This form of treatment has the advantage of going directly to the lungs. Some side effects of corticosteroids given in this gaseous include hoarseness of the throat and an infection thrush or yeast that is evidenced by a whitish coating on the tongue. Therefore, it is recommended that users rinsing the mouth and spit the water after using his inhaler.
Corticosteroids pills are essentially the same treatment but are swallowed orally by patients. This course of treatment is usually given for only a short period of time to learn some unusual swelling of the throat under control or to deal with a chest infection. They are more powerful in this form than in the gaseous or vapour state. Some examples of this type of corticosteroids is prednisone and dexamethasone.http://www.medi-cal.ca.gov
When used for a short time period - e.g. less than a week, you may experience some changes of humor, water retention and an increase in appetite. Over a longer period that extends for a few months, side effects can include increased appetite with weight gain, thinning of the bones and some gastrointestinal discomfort. Some of these requirements can also create a form of dependence or addiction as patients depend on them for relief on continuously.
Leukotriene receptor antagonists are asthma medications that specifically attack the inflammatory aspect of asthma. Although the side effects of this type of treatment is said that they are rare, some people have pointed out that they experience headache, dizziness, upset stomach, heartburns, and general fatigue.
Theophylline is an asthmatic who not is commonly prescribed medication for asthma unless it appears that the shortness of breath is disturbing the sleep of the asthmatic patient, or asthma is a very serious type. Works specifically on the muscles in the conduits of air to keep them relaxed. It is said some of the side effects are nausea, diarrhea, headaches, nervousness, heartburns, beat fast of the heart and loss of appetite.
Bronchodilators used as rescue medication during an asthma attack are known to produce some common reactions such as increased heart rate, flashes, tremors, and above all nervousness.http://www.mayoclinic.com

Asthma medications and their side effects


In the majority of doctors, drugs or medications typically receive patients to treat the condition. Although effective, there is always the possibility of side effects including some adverse. The use of asthma medications, especially at the time of the attacks of severe asthma, become a necessity rather than choice. When we or someone we love is are gasping for breath, we did not hesitate taking medicines as they can achieve immediate relief from the discomforts. Ironically in these situations, we are willing to overlook all the side effects associated with the consumption of drugs.
One of the most common treatments for asthma attacks is the use of corticosteroids, which is normally used inhalers and swallows not as pills. This form of treatment has the advantage of going directly to the lungs. Some side effects of corticosteroids given in this gaseous include hoarseness of the throat and an infection thrush or yeast that is evidenced by a whitish coating on the tongue. Therefore, it is recommended that users rinsing the mouth and spit the water after using his inhaler.
Corticosteroids pills are essentially the same treatment but are swallowed orally by patients. This course of treatment is usually given for only a short period of time to learn some unusual swelling of the throat under control or to deal with a chest infection. They are more powerful in this form than in the gaseous or vapour state. Some examples of this type of corticosteroids is prednisone and dexamethasone.http://www.medi-cal.ca.gov
When used for a short time period - e.g. less than a week, you may experience some changes of humor, water retention and an increase in appetite. Over a longer period that extends for a few months, side effects can include increased appetite with weight gain, thinning of the bones and some gastrointestinal discomfort. Some of these requirements can also create a form of dependence or addiction as patients depend on them for relief on continuously.
Leukotriene receptor antagonists are asthma medications that specifically attack the inflammatory aspect of asthma. Although the side effects of this type of treatment is said that they are rare, some people have pointed out that they experience headache, dizziness, upset stomach, heartburns, and general fatigue.
Theophylline is an asthmatic who not is commonly prescribed medication for asthma unless it appears that the shortness of breath is disturbing the sleep of the asthmatic patient, or asthma is a very serious type. Works specifically on the muscles in the conduits of air to keep them relaxed. It is said some of the side effects are nausea, diarrhea, headaches, nervousness, heartburns, beat fast of the heart and loss of appetite.
Bronchodilators used as rescue medication during an asthma attack are known to produce some common reactions such as increased heart rate, flashes, tremors, and above all nervousness.http://www.mayoclinic.com

Asthma medications and their side effects


In the majority of doctors, drugs or medications typically receive patients to treat the condition. Although effective, there is always the possibility of side effects including some adverse. The use of asthma medications, especially at the time of the attacks of severe asthma, become a necessity rather than choice. When we or someone we love is are gasping for breath, we did not hesitate taking medicines as they can achieve immediate relief from the discomforts. Ironically in these situations, we are willing to overlook all the side effects associated with the consumption of drugs.
One of the most common treatments for asthma attacks is the use of corticosteroids, which is normally used inhalers and swallows not as pills. This form of treatment has the advantage of going directly to the lungs. Some side effects of corticosteroids given in this gaseous include hoarseness of the throat and an infection thrush or yeast that is evidenced by a whitish coating on the tongue. Therefore, it is recommended that users rinsing the mouth and spit the water after using his inhaler.
Corticosteroids pills are essentially the same treatment but are swallowed orally by patients. This course of treatment is usually given for only a short period of time to learn some unusual swelling of the throat under control or to deal with a chest infection. They are more powerful in this form than in the gaseous or vapour state. Some examples of this type of corticosteroids is prednisone and dexamethasone.http://www.medi-cal.ca.gov
When used for a short time period - e.g. less than a week, you may experience some changes of humor, water retention and an increase in appetite. Over a longer period that extends for a few months, side effects can include increased appetite with weight gain, thinning of the bones and some gastrointestinal discomfort. Some of these requirements can also create a form of dependence or addiction as patients depend on them for relief on continuously.
Leukotriene receptor antagonists are asthma medications that specifically attack the inflammatory aspect of asthma. Although the side effects of this type of treatment is said that they are rare, some people have pointed out that they experience headache, dizziness, upset stomach, heartburns, and general fatigue.
Theophylline is an asthmatic who not is commonly prescribed medication for asthma unless it appears that the shortness of breath is disturbing the sleep of the asthmatic patient, or asthma is a very serious type. Works specifically on the muscles in the conduits of air to keep them relaxed. It is said some of the side effects are nausea, diarrhea, headaches, nervousness, heartburns, beat fast of the heart and loss of appetite.
Bronchodilators used as rescue medication during an asthma attack are known to produce some common reactions such as increased heart rate, flashes, tremors, and above all nervousness.http://www.mayoclinic.com

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Médicaments de l'asthme


Malgré le fait que l'asthme est les affections respiratoires chroniques les plus courantes chez les enfants et les adultes partout dans le monde encore ne pas traiter la maladie. Il y a, cependant, un nombre croissant de médicaments de l'asthme et des options pour ceux qui ont la condition. L'asthme peut être plus problématique dans certaines personnes que d'autres, aussi vous ne devriez pas utiliser différents types de traitement de toutes les personnes souffrant d'asthme.
Généralement, il existe un certain nombre d'expériences, vous devez définir les niveaux exactes du traitement médicaments et préventive asthme qui devrait être utilisé pour gérer avec succès les conditions. Souvent les conditions de l'asthme deviendra encore pire à certaines périodes de l'année dans les environnements ou des endroits précis, conservant bons résumés de ce qui se passe lorsque les individus étaient et quels changements se produisent dans l'environnement s'est aggravée à l'asthme, peut aider à déterminer de médecins ou l'option de traitement plus efficace ou options.
Le traitement de l'asthme plus couramment utilisés sont :
Bronchodilatateurs constituent une action rapide des médicaments destinés aux loisirs ou pour cause de muscles libérer autour des voies respiratoires, permettant à l'air plus libre passage. Ces médicaments sous forme d'inhalateurs et la plupart préféré des bêta-agonistes, qui sont solides et extrêmement efficace même dans des attaques très graves.
Corticostéroïdes est également un type de substances inhalées, qui travaille sur une longue période de temps afin de réduire l'enflure globale et l'inflammation dans les voies respiratoires pour empêcher les attaques asthmatiques soudaines qui rendent tous le gonflement chronique plus grave.
Action prolongée par inhalation bronchodilatateurs, habituellement utilisées pour nuit gravement patients asthmatiques, ces médicaments sont combinés avec corticostéroïdes, libérant constamment les tensions musculaires dans les voies respiratoires.
Leucotriènes modificateurs-ces médicaments utilisés en combinaison avec inhalé corticostéroïdes pour les cas graves de l'asthme ou administré par elle-même pour les cas bénins de l'asthme.
La théophylline est liquide, capsules ou en version longue capsule est prise pour le dosage très précis pour se détendre les muscles tout au long des voies respiratoires. Posologie doit être soigneusement contrôlée et des complications respiratoires, la fréquence cardiaque ou une exemption doit être immédiatement signalée au médecin.
Il y a des médicaments de l'asthme, tels que cromolyn et nédocromil, souvent prescrits pour des cas très douces, mais chroniques de l'asthme.
En plus de simplement prendre des médicaments sur une base régulière ou durant une crise d'asthme, la majorité des patients a également contrôle leur performance pulmonaire à l'aide d'un débitmètre de pointe. Ce dispositif aide les patients à lire, comment bien est leur système respiratoire et leur permet de prendre les médicaments d'un actif, plutôt qu'après le début de l'attaque.
Il y a beaucoup de nouveaux médicaments à long terme de l'asthme en cours d'élaboration. Nouvelles variétés ont moins d'effets secondaires et peuvent être utilisées avec des patients asthmatiques plus graves que les anciens styles de la médecine. Les chercheurs travaillent également à déterminer la cause exacte de l'asthme, de sorte que des mesures plus préventives peuvent être prises à l'avenir et un meilleur traitement des médicaments de l'asthme peut être développé.

Médicaments de l'asthme


Malgré le fait que l'asthme est les affections respiratoires chroniques les plus courantes chez les enfants et les adultes partout dans le monde encore ne pas traiter la maladie. Il y a, cependant, un nombre croissant de médicaments de l'asthme et des options pour ceux qui ont la condition. L'asthme peut être plus problématique dans certaines personnes que d'autres, aussi vous ne devriez pas utiliser différents types de traitement de toutes les personnes souffrant d'asthme.
Généralement, il existe un certain nombre d'expériences, vous devez définir les niveaux exactes du traitement médicaments et préventive asthme qui devrait être utilisé pour gérer avec succès les conditions. Souvent les conditions de l'asthme deviendra encore pire à certaines périodes de l'année dans les environnements ou des endroits précis, conservant bons résumés de ce qui se passe lorsque les individus étaient et quels changements se produisent dans l'environnement s'est aggravée à l'asthme, peut aider à déterminer de médecins ou l'option de traitement plus efficace ou options.
Le traitement de l'asthme plus couramment utilisés sont :
Bronchodilatateurs constituent une action rapide des médicaments destinés aux loisirs ou pour cause de muscles libérer autour des voies respiratoires, permettant à l'air plus libre passage. Ces médicaments sous forme d'inhalateurs et la plupart préféré des bêta-agonistes, qui sont solides et extrêmement efficace même dans des attaques très graves.
Corticostéroïdes est également un type de substances inhalées, qui travaille sur une longue période de temps afin de réduire l'enflure globale et l'inflammation dans les voies respiratoires pour empêcher les attaques asthmatiques soudaines qui rendent tous le gonflement chronique plus grave.
Action prolongée par inhalation bronchodilatateurs, habituellement utilisées pour nuit gravement patients asthmatiques, ces médicaments sont combinés avec corticostéroïdes, libérant constamment les tensions musculaires dans les voies respiratoires.
Leucotriènes modificateurs-ces médicaments utilisés en combinaison avec inhalé corticostéroïdes pour les cas graves de l'asthme ou administré par elle-même pour les cas bénins de l'asthme.
La théophylline est liquide, capsules ou en version longue capsule est prise pour le dosage très précis pour se détendre les muscles tout au long des voies respiratoires. Posologie doit être soigneusement contrôlée et des complications respiratoires, la fréquence cardiaque ou une exemption doit être immédiatement signalée au médecin.
Il y a des médicaments de l'asthme, tels que cromolyn et nédocromil, souvent prescrits pour des cas très douces, mais chroniques de l'asthme.
En plus de simplement prendre des médicaments sur une base régulière ou durant une crise d'asthme, la majorité des patients a également contrôle leur performance pulmonaire à l'aide d'un débitmètre de pointe. Ce dispositif aide les patients à lire, comment bien est leur système respiratoire et leur permet de prendre les médicaments d'un actif, plutôt qu'après le début de l'attaque.
Il y a beaucoup de nouveaux médicaments à long terme de l'asthme en cours d'élaboration. Nouvelles variétés ont moins d'effets secondaires et peuvent être utilisées avec des patients asthmatiques plus graves que les anciens styles de la médecine. Les chercheurs travaillent également à déterminer la cause exacte de l'asthme, de sorte que des mesures plus préventives peuvent être prises à l'avenir et un meilleur traitement des médicaments de l'asthme peut être développé.

Médicaments de l'asthme


Malgré le fait que l'asthme est les affections respiratoires chroniques les plus courantes chez les enfants et les adultes partout dans le monde encore ne pas traiter la maladie. Il y a, cependant, un nombre croissant de médicaments de l'asthme et des options pour ceux qui ont la condition. L'asthme peut être plus problématique dans certaines personnes que d'autres, aussi vous ne devriez pas utiliser différents types de traitement de toutes les personnes souffrant d'asthme.
Généralement, il existe un certain nombre d'expériences, vous devez définir les niveaux exactes du traitement médicaments et préventive asthme qui devrait être utilisé pour gérer avec succès les conditions. Souvent les conditions de l'asthme deviendra encore pire à certaines périodes de l'année dans les environnements ou des endroits précis, conservant bons résumés de ce qui se passe lorsque les individus étaient et quels changements se produisent dans l'environnement s'est aggravée à l'asthme, peut aider à déterminer de médecins ou l'option de traitement plus efficace ou options.
Le traitement de l'asthme plus couramment utilisés sont :
Bronchodilatateurs constituent une action rapide des médicaments destinés aux loisirs ou pour cause de muscles libérer autour des voies respiratoires, permettant à l'air plus libre passage. Ces médicaments sous forme d'inhalateurs et la plupart préféré des bêta-agonistes, qui sont solides et extrêmement efficace même dans des attaques très graves.
Corticostéroïdes est également un type de substances inhalées, qui travaille sur une longue période de temps afin de réduire l'enflure globale et l'inflammation dans les voies respiratoires pour empêcher les attaques asthmatiques soudaines qui rendent tous le gonflement chronique plus grave.
Action prolongée par inhalation bronchodilatateurs, habituellement utilisées pour nuit gravement patients asthmatiques, ces médicaments sont combinés avec corticostéroïdes, libérant constamment les tensions musculaires dans les voies respiratoires.
Leucotriènes modificateurs-ces médicaments utilisés en combinaison avec inhalé corticostéroïdes pour les cas graves de l'asthme ou administré par elle-même pour les cas bénins de l'asthme.
La théophylline est liquide, capsules ou en version longue capsule est prise pour le dosage très précis pour se détendre les muscles tout au long des voies respiratoires. Posologie doit être soigneusement contrôlée et des complications respiratoires, la fréquence cardiaque ou une exemption doit être immédiatement signalée au médecin.
Il y a des médicaments de l'asthme, tels que cromolyn et nédocromil, souvent prescrits pour des cas très douces, mais chroniques de l'asthme.
En plus de simplement prendre des médicaments sur une base régulière ou durant une crise d'asthme, la majorité des patients a également contrôle leur performance pulmonaire à l'aide d'un débitmètre de pointe. Ce dispositif aide les patients à lire, comment bien est leur système respiratoire et leur permet de prendre les médicaments d'un actif, plutôt qu'après le début de l'attaque.
Il y a beaucoup de nouveaux médicaments à long terme de l'asthme en cours d'élaboration. Nouvelles variétés ont moins d'effets secondaires et peuvent être utilisées avec des patients asthmatiques plus graves que les anciens styles de la médecine. Les chercheurs travaillent également à déterminer la cause exacte de l'asthme, de sorte que des mesures plus préventives peuvent être prises à l'avenir et un meilleur traitement des médicaments de l'asthme peut être développé.

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