So what is exercise induced asthma and how does it differ from other types of asthma? In a sense exercise induced asthma is not that much different from the more common allergic asthma, only the circumstances where it can present itself differs. Obviously Exercise induced asthma or EIA only presents itself when there is exercise or activities which require physical strength involved.
Asthma, a chronic inflammation of the lungs, is regarded as the most common lung related disease or condition today. Asthma treatment albuterol is considered to be in great demand in the market because of it. Some forms of albuterol are inhaled while others are taken in orally. Proventil, Ventolin, Pro Air HFA, Proventil HFA are some of the examples of albuterol inhaler and an example of albuterol which is taken in by mouth is Vospire.
Allergy and asthma have a lot of things in common. True allergy and asthma are both triggered when something is inhaled. Allergic symptoms can include wheezing and shortness of breath which can lead to asthma. Some asthma attacks are accompanied by hives. Due to the inflammatory nature of allergy, an allergic reaction can result in asthma even if the trigger is purely allergic.