where did asthma happen first?
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No one really knows.  However, less than 30 years ago doctors did think it was "all in the head", and that asthma attacks were anxiety attacks. While anxiety can bring on a severe asthma attack, an asthma attack can be caused by many other factors, including allergies, smoke, smog, cold air and food allergies.\nRN
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When humans finally realized that getting into fights for competition was shortening their lifespan so they put on softer gloves.\n\nIt was never a question of "where" since it came from human beings getting into violent conflicts.
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Like it sounds, exercise-induced asthma is asthma that is triggered by vigorous or prolonged exercise or physical exertion.
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Asthma is often caused by an allergic reaction to an environmental allergen. It results in histamine release which produces three main airway responses: Bronchospasm, Edema of mucous membrane and Hypersecretion of mucus!!
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Mutations in chromosome 7 have been linked to asthma, and parts of the GPRA gene have been associated with asthma and certain inherited allergies.  Two genes, GPRA and AAA1, located on chromosome 7, produce a protein found on the cells of the airway and also on visceral or smooth, involuntary (automatic) muscle cells.  This protein has a direct impact on the onset of asthma, since asthma is an inflammation coupled with muscle constriction of the air passages.\n\n-Colourgirlie ^_^.
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TB started off in the Uk. In the early 60's many people died here because of it due to poor sanitation in all the wet wheather and the big stink.\nThis is not a disease only in less fortunate countries.
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Bees and ants originate from wasps(and they are some of natures' most useful creatures)  so yes, they were also the first paper makers, plus they were around before humns so we are an irritation to them!
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When the earth was forming it was extremely hot and water existed merely as vapour, if it fell it never reached the ground being in suspension constantly. Then when the first rains fell boy did they fall, and the rain cycle began.\n\nVapour clouds came first.
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some ppl confuse other respiratory problems like wheezing with ashtma also. however, asthma can be controlled thru proper medications like inhalers. Do consult with your doctor to diagnose which level of asthma are you in.. \n\nFurther, often asthma goes away during growing years for a teen. In adults, it tends to stay on provided the environment is polluted and so on. In most cases, you can resume normal activities like joggin, excercise etc.
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My throat does that from allergic reactions. It's annoying, isn't? I usually get an allergic asthma attack soon after because I breath in the allergen after it hits my throat. That wouldn't happen to you if you weren't susceptible to asthma. \n\nIt doesn't mean you are putting inappropriate things in your mouth. If it's allergic, it simply means you are breathing. Your nose and mouth are connected so it could happen in your throat if you aren't breathing through your mouth. It could be indoors or outside depending on what you may be allergic to (like dust or pollen).
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Many overweight people are asthmatic.  It also often resolves itself upon weight loss.
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Asthma. That may be the red light.
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Asthma? Smog? Smoking? Not nearly enough info.
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Asthma has a genetic factor, among some others.\nyou and your twin (assuming that your are identical twins) share the same genetic information. In case that you are not identical you still share 50% of your genetic information with each of your brothers of sisters and maybe some of this shared information is the susceptibility to develop asthma\nYou share some but not all the genetic information with your other brother and sister and maybe some of the genes that made you susceptible for developing asthma were not in them.\nif maybe you had in the future more brothers or sisters some of them could share the susceptibility to asthma too. \nand maybe your brthers and sisters have other susceptibilities that you don't have\n\nstick to your treatment and you'll do fine
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its a myth, but it did happen ONE time in history.... \n\nhttp://www.healthcentral.com/drdean/408/13198.html
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1982, Indonesia\n"After the Galunggung, Indonesia volcanic event in 1982, a British Airways Boeing 747 flew through an ash cloud that fouled all 4 engines, stopping them. The plane descended from 36,000 feet to only 12,000 feet before the crew could manage to restart the engines."
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haha the answer above me is funny...what what exactly do you want to know about it? theres a lot to do with respiration...theres inspiration where the air is taken in..this is caused by a contraction of the diaphragm..thens there structures like the epiglotis, trachea, pharynx...then the oxygen goes to your lungs..where gas exchange occurs in the alveoli's...this is done by some complicated process that i dont understand really..i didnt really pay attention during this part of physiology/biology class. haha. anyway, the oxygen is picked up by the pulmonary artery and goes to the rest of the body through the aorta...uhh, i can think of anything else..hope this helps!