ATFAI Initiative
Asthma Treatment For All Initiative (ATFAI) Asthma Treatment For All Initiative (ATFAI) is an asthma programme initiated by Dr Monojit Mondal Pediatrician and Allergist from Kalna, Bardhaman, West Bengal,…
Asthma prevention strategies
Asthma Preventive Strategies There are two basic types of asthma. Allergic (caused by exposure to an allergen) and nonallergic (caused by stress, exercise, illnesses like a cold or the flu,…
Common Asthma Triggers
Common Asthma Triggers Asthma is a chronic condition that causes inflammation and narrowing of the bronchial tubes. Asthma Symptoms include Coughing Shortness of breath Chest tightness Wheeze Asthma triggers include…
Lung function test
Lung function test/pulmonary function test/Spirometry Spirometry is the most accurate breathing test for asthma. It measures how hard and fast you can breathe out. This test reflect overall lung function.…
Control Allergy and Asthma
Always have your Adrenaline Autoinjector if indicated A person can control his allergy asthma by following appropriate management protocol. Following are the general management strategy to improve health and wellbeing…
Free Allergy Asthma Camp
Free Asthma Treatment- Asthma Treatment For All Initiative (ATFAI) Asthma Treatment For All Initiative (ATFAI) is a free asthma treatment programme initiated by Dr Monojit Mondal Pediatrician and Allergist from…
Treatment of Asthma
Inhalers are best asthma treatment Asthma Treatment Till date there is no cure for asthma. But if a person take the medicine properly then he can lead normal life style.…
Control Your Asthma
Always adhere to the asthma regimen prescribed by your physician A person can control asthma symptoms by following appropriate management strategy. Following are the general management strategy to improve health and…
Thunderstorm Asthma
Asthma symptoms may be aggravated during thunderstorm Thunderstorm Asthma: In this condition, a person’s asthma symptoms suddenly get aggravated due to thunderstorm. During some thunderstorm there may be sudden changes…