Asthma Attacks

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Doctor Dictionary

Josh Fletcher, Jake Blum

28 episodes

1 day ago

A continuation of your doctor's appointment, Doctor Dictionary is based on real questions asked by real patients during real appointments. Hosted by Dr. Josh Fletcher and Jake Blum, our goal is to help you understand exactly why your doctor asked what they asked and answer any burning questions you had or have thought of since your appointment. Welcome to Doctor Dictionary. Twitter: @TheDrDictionary Email: thedoctordictionary@gmail.com

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Asthma Attacks

Doctor Dictionary

9 minutes 9 seconds

4 years ago

Asthma Attacks

In this episode, we discuss:

What is an asthma attack or asthma exacerbation? 2:12
What are the symptoms of an asthma attack? 2:36
What are some risks for having an asthma attack? 3:14
How do I know if I'm having an asthma attack? 4:02
What should I do if I'm having an asthma attack? 4:46
What is done in the emergency department if I have an asthma attack? 5:24
Will I need to stay in the hospital after an asthma attack? 6:14
How do I prevent future asthma attacks? 6:38
Are there any major differences between the treatment for child and adult asthma attacks? 7:42
What other resources do you recommend? 8:09

Email: thedoctordictionary@gmail.com
Twitter: @TheDrDictionary

Peer reviewed by Dr. Jamie Blicker, Emergency Medicine physician at North York General Hospital in Toronto, Canada
Original music by Nicholas and John Bragagnolo

DISCLAIMER:
This podcast isnt meant to be a replacement for a traditional doctor’s appointment, nor is it meant to be providing medical advice. Rather, it is meant to supplement your doctor’s visit and explain why your doctor asked what they asked, and help explain the diagnosis and common treatment plans.

Doctors often have very different styles and approaches to a patient and their diagnosis. If we discuss a question or treatment plan that your doctor didnt mention, that doesn’t mean that they are a bad doctor. This could represent a difference in practice style, or the fact that your doctor knows you better than we do, and has created a treatment plan that better fits your lifestyle.

In case of emergency, please go to your local emergency department.