What Causes Fainting Spells, Breathlessness And Light Headedness In Asthmatic?
I have asthma and have been using my inhaler frequently for two weeks. While sitting at my desk at work, I'll feel dizzy as if about to faint and very weak - this has happened twice today and another time 10 days ago. Lately walking makes me feel a bit faint and out-of-breath. I have a feeling of fullness and when I take deep breaths, I feel very light-headed and I'm exhausted most of the time. Thank you
Hi,I had gone through your query and understand your concern.
Frequent need of using inhaler (?Salbutamol) indicates that your asthma is not under control.All these symptoms are producing most likely due to poor control.
If I were the treating physician, I would perform objective test and advise step up management: >Salbutamol inhaler as required to relieve symptoms >Steroid inhaler twice daily which you need most to prevent and control asthma >Other medication if required
Since this is a prescription medicine,I would suggest you to consult with your local doctor or respiratory medicine specialist to confirm the steps of asthma control and get treated accordingly.
Hope this helps you.If you have additional questions or follow up queries feel easy to write us.
Wish you good health.
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What Causes Fainting Spells, Breathlessness And Light Headedness In Asthmatic?
Hi,I had gone through your query and understand your concern. Frequent need of using inhaler (?Salbutamol) indicates that your asthma is not under control.All these symptoms are producing most likely due to poor control. If I were the treating physician, I would perform objective test and advise step up management: Salbutamol inhaler as required to relieve symptoms Steroid inhaler twice daily which you need most to prevent and control asthma Other medication if required Since this is a prescription medicine,I would suggest you to consult with your local doctor or respiratory medicine specialist to confirm the steps of asthma control and get treated accordingly. Hope this helps you.If you have additional questions or follow up queries feel easy to write us. Wish you good health.