The World Health Organization suggested using the subtitle "It is urgent to control asthma".

The first world asthma day in world asthma day199865438+February 1 1, what is the theme? Help our children breathe?

The second world asthma day was on May 8, 2000. What's the title? Let people breathe normally? , emphasizing the incidence and severity of childhood asthma in the world.

The third world asthma day is May 3rd, 200 1 year. What's the theme? Unite to overcome asthma?

The fourth world asthma day was held on May 7, 2002. What is its theme? Do you know asthma?

The fifth world asthma day was held on May 6, 2003. What is its theme? Reduce the burden of asthma? What is the theme set by China? Pay attention to asthma and live a healthy life?

The sixth world asthma day was held on May 4th, 2004. What is its theme? Pay attention to asthma and reduce the burden?

The seventh world asthma day was held on May 3, 2005. What is its theme? The unmet needs of asthma patients? What is the theme of our country? Pay attention to asthma and know allergic rhinitis?

The eighth world asthma day was held on May 2, 2006. What is its theme? Meet the needs of asthma patients?

May 6th, 2007 is the ninth world asthma day. What's the theme? Can asthma be controlled?

May 6th, 2008 is the 10th world asthma day. What's the theme? Control asthma. You can!

What was the theme of the 1 1 world asthma day on May 5, 2009? Can asthma be controlled?

The 5th world asthma day 2065438+May 7, 2003/KLOC-0, what is the theme? Is asthma controllable?

The 6th world asthma day 2065438+May 6th, 2004/KLOC-0, what is the theme? Is asthma controllable?

The 7th world asthma day 2065438+May 5, 2005/KLOC-0, what is the theme? Is asthma controllable?

18th world asthma day 2065438+May 3rd, 2006, the theme was "Asthma can be controlled".

Popular science knowledge of asthma: facts about asthma

WHO estimates that there are currently 235 million people suffering from asthma, which is the "most common non-communicable disease" among children.

Asthma is not only a public health problem in high-income countries, it occurs in all countries, regardless of the level of development. Most asthma-related deaths occur in low-income and middle-and low-income countries.

Asthma is under-diagnosed and under-treated. It brings a heavy burden to individuals and families, and the restrictions on personal activities are often lifelong.

About the etiology of asthma

The root cause of asthma is still not fully understood. The biggest risk factor of asthma is the combination of genetic susceptibility and environmental contact (inhalation of substances and particles that may induce allergic reactions or stimulate the airway), including: indoor allergens (such as household dust mites, pollution and pet dander in bedding, carpets and plush furniture); Outdoor allergens (such as pollen and mold); Tobacco smoke; Chemical irritants in the workplace;

Air pollution: Other inducements may include cold air, extreme emotions such as anger or fear, and physical exercise. Even some drugs can induce asthma: non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as aspirin and blockers (used to treat hypertension, heart disease and migraine).

With urbanization, asthma has increased, but the exact nature of their relationship is still unclear.

What are the symptoms of asthma?

Typical bronchial asthma has premonitory symptoms, such as sneezing, runny nose, cough and chest tightness. If not treated in time, asthma may occur due to the aggravation of bronchial obstruction. In severe cases, asthma can be forced to sit up or sit up, dry cough or cough up a lot of white foam sputum, and even cyanosis. However, it can generally be relieved by itself or with antiasthmatic drugs. Some patients may relapse after a few hours of remission, and even lead to persistent asthma.

In addition, there are atypical asthma, such as cough variant asthma. The patient coughed for more than 2 months, with no obvious inducement, often at night and in the early morning, and was aggravated by exercise and cold air. The airway reactivity is high, and antibiotics or antitussive and expectorant drugs are ineffective. Bronchial spasmolytics or corticosteroids are effective, but other diseases that cause cough need to be ruled out.

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