EXERCISE INDUCED ASTHMA; A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH AND AN OVERVIEW

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FARHOUDI A.A.H.; ZIEAEI V.; HALABCHI F.; AHMADINEZHAD Z.

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Journal: Journal of Medical Council of Iran Year:2004 | Volume:22 | Issue:1 Page(s): 42-54

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EXERCISE INDUCED ASTHMA; A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH AND AN OVERVIEW

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FARHOUDI A.A.H. | ZIEAEI V. | HALABCHI F. | AHMADINEZHAD Z. | Issue Writer Certificate

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EXERCISE INDUCED ASTHMA (EIA)Q3

REFRACTORY PERIODQ4

SPORTQ2

PULMONARY FUNCTION TESTQ4

EXERCISE TESTQ3

Abstract

Exercise-induced asthma (EIA) is a common condition occurring in both known asthmatics and otherwise healthy individuals. EIA clinically occurs in more than 50% of individuals with asthma, representing 10-15% of the general population, recreational and elite athletes. The cause of EIA is unknown, but a lot of risk factors including environmental, genetic, kind of SPORT and quantities and quality of activity are known.Prevention is the main objective in managing EIA. With the proper precautions and workout techniques, there is no limit to what individuals with EIA can achieve in SPORTs. A range of medications (pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic) are currently available to either treat or prevent EIA. Nonpharmacological measures include warming up before vigorous exertion, covering the mouth and nose in cold weather, exercising in warm, humiditied environments if possible and warming down after exercise. A REFRACTORY PERIOD of up to 3 hours after recovery, during which repeat exercise causes less bronchospasm, has been observed.Inhaled beta-agonists remain the medications of choice for EIA prophylaxis. Inhaled cromolyn and antileukotrienes are alternatives. Good long-term control of asthma in asthmatic patients will also decrease the incidence of EIA.

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COMPARISON OF PULMONARY FUNCTION PARAMETERS CHANGES AMONG PROFESSIONAL AND SEMI-PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL ATHLETES

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FARHOUDI, A.A.H., ZIEAEI, V., HALABCHI, F., & AHMADINEZHAD, Z.. (2004). EXERCISE INDUCED ASTHMA; A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH AND AN OVERVIEW. JOURNAL OF MEDICAL COUNCIL OF I.R.I., 22(1), 42-54. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/41395/en

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FARHOUDI A.A.H., ZIEAEI V., HALABCHI F., AHMADINEZHAD Z.. EXERCISE INDUCED ASTHMA; A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH AND AN OVERVIEW. JOURNAL OF MEDICAL COUNCIL OF I.R.I.[Internet]. 2004;22(1):42-54. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/41395/en

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A.A.H. FARHOUDI, V. ZIEAEI, F. HALABCHI, and Z. AHMADINEZHAD, “EXERCISE INDUCED ASTHMA; A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH AND AN OVERVIEW,” JOURNAL OF MEDICAL COUNCIL OF I.R.I., vol. 22, no. 1, pp. 42–54, 2004, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/41395/en

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