Do You Anything About Asthma?
About Asthma: Asthma is acquired. It is not inherited. There may be very rare cases of inheritance due to the mutation of specific genes responsible for bronchiole stimulation, but asthma is acquired. When it is acquired - It can be outlived. - It can go to adulthood. In fact, in children, there is a condition which is a precursor to asthma known as Larynchotracheobronchitis (LTB) that ends when the baby is 3 years old. But if it persists, it complicates asthma. Asthma is autoimmune. The specific type of white blood cells fails to recognize the stimuli in the respiratory tree, leading to a fierce battle in the bronchioles and, therefore, chronic inflammation. Asthma is a symptom of the failure of the adrenal glands to tone down this inflammation, and that is why patients with asthma are prescribed steroids like corticosteroids Steroids like cortisol are released from the adrenal glands to tone down inflammation and remind the white blood cells that the cells about to b...