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Will a top quality air purifier such as the IQAir HealthPro Plus help with Asthma Attacks?

Shortness of breath, dizziness, wheezing and coughing is all symptoms of an asthma attack can be very frightening. They can also be scary for the members of the family who are watching the asthma sufferer experiencing the attack. Asthma is a common respiratory condition in adults and children that is diagnosed by your doctor. When an asthma attack happens to a sufferer, the airways to the lungs become narrowed and inflamed. This inflammation of the airways is what causes the shortness of breath and can even cause excess mucous to be produced in the airways, making the attack more serious. There are triggers for an asthma attack which include both particles such as pollen, mold, pollution and dust, as well as chemicals such as paint fumes and tobacco smoke. These asthma triggers can be captured and contained is this special medical device. Since most lung irritants in indoor air can cause an asthma sufferer to experience a bad attack, it is therefore shown that clean and fresh indoor air is very important for homes with family members who suffer from asthma. It is important to remove any sources of indoor pollutants from your home which you know are causing symptoms. It is important for a homeowner to purchase the required number of air purifiers for the home that are effective at eliminating not only dust, mold, bacteria, viruses but also odors and fumes from the air.

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The American Lung Association says these factors trigger asthma and allergy symptoms in many people:

  • Anything with powerful fumes, such as hair spray, paint or perfume.
  • Cold air.
  • Smoke from cigarettes, pipes, cigars or fireplaces.
  • Pollen, mold or dust mites.
  • Animal dander.
  • Air pollution.

Avoid your triggers

Taking steps to reduce your exposure to things that trigger asthma symptoms is a key part of asthma control. Here are some things that may help:

  • Use your air conditioner. Air conditioning helps reduce the amount of airborne pollen from trees, grasses and weeds that finds its way indoors. Air conditioning also lowers indoor humidity and can reduce your exposure to dust mites. If you don't have air conditioning, try to keep your windows closed during pollen season.
  • Decontaminate your decor. Minimize dust that may aggravate nighttime symptoms by replacing certain items in your bedroom. For example, encase pillows, mattresses and box springs in dust-proof covers. Remove carpeting and install hardwood or linoleum flooring. Use washable curtains and blinds.
  • Maintain optimal humidity. Keep humidity low in your home and office. If you live in a damp climate, talk to your doctor about using a dehumidifier.
  • Keep indoor air clean. Have a utility company check your air conditioner and furnace once a year. Change the filters in your furnace and air conditioner according to the manufacturer's instructions. Also consider installing a small-particle filter in your ventilation system. If you use a humidifier, change the water daily.
  • Reduce pet dander. If you're allergic to dander, avoid pets with fur or feathers. Having pets regularly bathed or groomed also may reduce the amount of dander in your surroundings.
  • Clean regularly. Clean your home at least once a week. If you're likely to stir up dust, wear a mask or have someone else do the cleaning.
  • If it's cold out, cover your face. If your asthma is worsened by cold, dry air, wearing a face mask can help.

Severe asthma attacks can require Doctor Interaction and in some cases involve hospital treatment. It has been reported that the most serious of asthma attacks can be fatal sometimes. It is important for a severe asthma sufferer to keep his or her home free of particles and fumes that may cause an asthma attack. It has been shown by independent research, that best air purifier on the market today that is able to clean the air of these dangerous toxins is the IQAir HealthPro Plus. This system is equipped with three stages with an extra option of effective air filtering (the forth being for extreme cases of large amounts of particles such as being close to a major highway) so to trap and eliminate particles from the air. The healthproplus model has a pre-filter that capable of trapping the largest of particles around the size of .03 microns. The next stage of filtration is a unique filter which specializes in capturing odors and chemicals from the indoor air. This includes household cooking and cleaning chemicals, chemicals and carpet gases. The third stage of filtration captures the viruses, bacteria which include the H1N1 virus and multiple bacterial strains. This final stage of filtration captures organisms as small as .003 microns in size. As stated previously, there is another stage of filtration as an option to help in the most extreme course dust conditions. It is called the pf40. Each Iqair filtering system focuses on a specific indoor type of contaminant and have been shown to reduce them or eliminate them before the air is released from the air purifiers. This is proven with a particle scanner. There are absolutely zero particles escaping this top rated medical device. You would know what I mean if you smelled the pure oxygen released from the top of the purifier.

Moderate asthma sufferers still need to have an effective system present in the home that can eliminate both particles and chemicals. The Iqair brand purifiers are the best on the market that are perfect for moderate to heavy asthma sufferers. The top series not only contains a powerful hyper-HEPA filter to remove particulate matter from the air but also special activated carbon to remove any odors, gases or chemicals that may be present. The specialized filters will help to eliminate all contaminants from the air, whether they are particles or chemicals.

Air purifiers are definitely necessity for homes with family members who suffer from asthma. In order to avoid scary or even fatal asthma attacks, the particulate matter and chemicals that cause these reactions must be eliminated from the air. Whether you're living with a person who suffers from severe or mild asthma, the correct chosen air purifier may be the best health and home solution to look into. And to top it all off, your medical insurance may pay for the air purifier with your doctor’s prescription. (More about that in a future article.)

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