An asthma attack is also called a flare-up or an exacerbation. Asthma attacks are not very common but when it happens, an immediate medical attention is required. Attacks can be frightening so you have to do everything to prevent it.
After an attack, you might feel normal again with no trouble breathing or you might have continuous symptoms like coughing or sneezing. Your doctor will usually prescribe medications that will prevent asthma symptoms.
Following your doctors advice is crucial in preventing an attack. There is no cure for asthma but an attack can be prevented. Many people have been successful in preventing attacks.
Common signs of asthma :
· Coughing after an exercise
· Shortness of breath
· Feeling tired easily
· Getting Moody
· Sneezing
· Runny nose
· Headache
· Sore Throat
· Trouble Sleeping
Signs of an asthma attack :
· Severe symptoms
· Coughing that won't go away
· Rapid Breathing
· Severe chest pain
· Blue lips and nails
· Pale face
· Panicky
· Severe wheezing
Sources http://singularastma.org