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Why Did My Friend Have Asthma Attack, Lost His Breath And Heard He Shout?

My boyfriend has an asthma attack he lost he breathe and when he came round he said he saw a bright light with a hand, and he could see our future! He said he woke up cause in his dream he tripped over and heard me about wake up! However I didn't shout? Please tell me what happened!
Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Infectious Diseases Specialist 's  Response
Hello,
Welcome to HCM,

As he is a known case of asthma, it is a condition in which there will be narrowing of the respiratory bronchioles due to the triggering factors like dust, pollen,food,mites and chemicals.

Whenever there is a acute episodes of asthma, the patient cannot breath properly, so the amount of carbon dioxide in the body increase and causes all these symptoms.

Immediately they requires oxygen to wash out the excess level of CO2 which is causing all these symptoms. In addition to this he may requires bronchodilator, steroids and a course of antibiotics.
Thank you.
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Why Did My Friend Have Asthma Attack, Lost His Breath And Heard He Shout?

Hello, Welcome to HCM, As he is a known case of asthma, it is a condition in which there will be narrowing of the respiratory bronchioles due to the triggering factors like dust, pollen,food,mites and chemicals. Whenever there is a acute episodes of asthma, the patient cannot breath properly, so the amount of carbon dioxide in the body increase and causes all these symptoms. Immediately they requires oxygen to wash out the excess level of CO2 which is causing all these symptoms. In addition to this he may requires bronchodilator, steroids and a course of antibiotics. Thank you.