Basically inhalers can be divided into two types, with the gauge and inhalers with dry powder inhalers.

Inhaler with a gauge
Inhaler with a gauge uses chemical thrusters to push the drug out of the inhaler. These inhalers also use a small pressurized canister containing medication  with the prescribed dose. To use it, there are two things to do. Press the canister down and breathe the drug through a pipe called a spacer. The idea is to combine the drug with the air inhaled slowly into the lungs.

Inhalers containing dry powder

Inhalers contain dry powder that are activated by breath. This drug is released as soon as you inhale. To use this tool, attach it to the suction mouth and breathe rapidly. Some people feel using the inhaler is easier than using conventional inhalers. Because its use does not require coordination between the hands and lungs. And it does not require spacer,either.

Follow  carefullall the instructions that come with the inhaler and ask your doctor, nurse or pharmacist to show how to use inhalers. The correct use of inhalers can help you keeping the asthma condition in yourself.

Perform all the following precautions to reduce asthma triggers and the possibility of an asthma attack:

• Avoid all types of smoke, including smoke from the fire or burn foliage. Smoke can irritate the eyes, nose and respiratory tract. People with asthma also should not smoke and should not get close to the smokers.
• Because influenza can be the beginning of a serious asthma attack, do an annual flu vaccination. Wash your hands thoroughly as often as possible in order to avoid cold
• If you’re allergic to pollen, use the ac and close all windows and doors during the pollen season.
• Limit the use of eye contact lenses. Instead use the glasses when the pollen season. Because the grains can be trapped  under contact lenses

• Keep the humidity in the home
• Avoid home decoration from contamination. Use anti-dust wrappers.
• Keep the air in the house is always clean. Clean your air-conditioning and the heating room.
• Avoid dusty work. Or use a mask at the time did.
• Bath the pets regularly
• Perform routine cleaning in your house. Clean the house at least once a week. Use a mask when cleaning your house.
• Reduce stress and fatigue
• For some people, sulfite can trigger an asthma attack. Sulfite is contained in various foods and beverages, including wine, beer, fresh and dried fruits, seafood and some soft drinks. If you are sensitive to sulfite, when eating outside, ask the waiter whether the  food is spiked with sulfite or not. At home, check labels of foods containing sodium bisulfite, potassium bisufit, sulfur dioxide and potassium metabisulfit

Some of the tips above are very useful for you to avoid an asthma attack so that you can live healthy every day.

Asthma is a chronic condition that occurs when the main respiratory lung (bronchi) becomes inflamed. Bronchial wall muscles shrinks and mucous membranes lining the bronchial walls produce more mucus, which causes narrowed airways. The result is fault of breath ranging from mild to severe. This attack may take several minutes to days and days.

Fortunately this time, asthma has been able controlled and most asthma attacks that caused death are preventable. Many new drugs  appear to be better in controlling asthma.
But you certainly need to understand some asthma symptoms. So you can minimize the risk of violent attack and can live  normally every day.

Signs and asthma symptoms
- Shortness of breath
- Chest feels heavy
- Coughing
Signs and darudar symptoms
- Shortness of breath is great
- Nails and lips turned blue
- Heavy of difficulty breathing
- Increased pulse
- Sweating
- Coughing great

You also need to know that you probably had asthma higher if your family members have asthma.
The results of research mention the factors that increase the risk of asthma as follows:
- Asar exploited cigarettes
- Living in big cities especially the city center with a full environmental pollution
- Infected various triggers in the workplace
- In families affected by a history of asthma
- Low birth weight
- Obesity

Hopefully by knowing the symptoms of asthma, you can reduce your risk of asthma and can live healthier every day.