[Answered]: This is my intructor who respond on my discussion…

This is my intructor who respond on my discussion and also asked me question please help me to answer her. It’s a condition I’ve seen up close—my younger cousin was diagnosed with it when she was a child. She used to struggle with sudden wheezing and shortness of breath, especially during physical activities or when exposed to allergens like pollen. Over time, she learned to manage it with an inhaler and by identifying her triggers. Her experience has taught me how much asthma can vary from person to person. What do you think are some of the most effective ways healthcare providers can help patients identify and manage their asthma triggers? How would you explain the difference between a rescue inhaler and a maintenance inhaler to a patient who’s newly diagnosed? Please add this information. My mom also have ashma before. She used to have hard time breathing . several times we took her to the emegency. She couldnt work in the kitchen if it is smoke she start having an allergy to smoke. she staring coughing and i saw her face start getting red. she used to have inhaler.