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Case Study by Dr Amarjit Mishra Auburn University Acute Vs Chronic Asthma and Their Complications

As per the doctors, during acute asthma attacks, quick-relief drugs like oral corticosteroids and short-acting beta-agonists (like albuterol) are frequently used to decrease inflammation and alleviate symptoms. However, biomedical researchers such as Amarjit Mishra, a great scientist,u00a0<br>

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Case Study by Dr Amarjit Mishra Auburn University Acute Vs Chronic Asthma and Their Complications

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  1. CASE STUDY BY DR AMARJIT MISHRA AUBURN UNIVERSITY ACUTE VS CHRONIC ASTHMA AND THEIR COMPLICATIONS Acute asthma and chronic asthma are the two primary forms of asthma. Despite their similarities, the two are distinctly distinct. Researchers like Dr. Amarjit Mishra has found a number of things that highlight the variations between acute and chronic asthma.

  2. ACUTE ASTHMA Acute asthma is defined as the abrupt development of severe asthma symptoms that normally persist from a few hours to a few days. It can be brought on by a number of things, including allergens such as pollen or pet dander, respiratory illnesses such as the flu or the common cold, air pollution, exercise, and mental stress.

  3. CHRONIC ASTHMA As per Amarjit Mishra Auburn University for the management of persistent asthma. lifestyle modifications such as avoiding triggers, keeping good respiratory hygiene, and having a documented asthma.

  4. Associated Complications with Asthma Severe acute asthma can lead to respiratory failure, where the lungs are unable to effectively exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide. This can result in low oxygen levels in the blood, leading to a condition called hypoxia, and high carbon dioxide levels, leading to hypercapnia.

  5. Treating Asthma with Better Research There has been a consensus world over that the solution for asthma treatment lies in better research. Amarjit Mishra, ex Assistant Professor, Auburn University, has been a part of many teams of scientists that are examining the numerous pathways connected to acute and chronic asthma to address the difficulties related to these conditions. In the home dust mite-induced animal model of allergic asthma, Source:-https://aryan.livepositively.com/case-study-by-dr-amarjit-mishra-auburn-university-acute-vs-chronic-asthma-and-their-complications/

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