Bacterial Infections Causing Asthma Attacks

AOL Health has an article about a recent study linking bacterial infections to asthma attacks. Viral infections have often been linked with asthma attacks but this recent study also shows bacterial infections as causes of asthma attacks. According to the study bacterial infections of the respiratory system can exacerbate existing asthma symptoms. These recent findings may be significant for approaching treatments to prevent asthma attacks.Asthma attack triggers are important to keep in mind for those suffering from asthma. Colds and Flu can trigger an attack as well as airborne contaminants. Sinusitis, which can develop after a cold or flu or due to nasal allergies, can also exacerbate asthma symptoms. Understanding triggers can help in preventing asthma attacks. If you are suffering from asthma, allergies, or sinusitis and have questions, contact our office to set an appointment.