-" infections, usually those caused by a virus (e.g. colds or flu)
allergens, most commonly from house dust mites, pets or pollen
exercise, especially in cold weather
emotions, such as excitement, fear or anger
irritants, such as air pollution
smoking people with asthma and the parents of asthmatic children should avoid smoking
changes in the weather (e.g. a cold spell)
food additives, such as tartrazine (an artificial food colouring), or food allergens, such as peanuts (sensitised or allergic individuals can have a very severe allergic reaction).
certain medications some people may be allergic to some drugs (e.g. aspirin"
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If a patient
who is not in the hospital has possible
stroke, the best treatment is to give an anti-platelet agent such as aspirin and anticoagulants like warfarin. This
two medication can interfere with the blood's ability to clot and can play an
important role in preventing stroke.
Moreover, administering oxygen
and initiate transport to the local stroke center is the best thing to do when
there is already signs of stroke such as facial droop and paralysis of certain
body part.
