Asthma Critical Care

Asthma critical care refers to specialized medical attention for patients experiencing severe asthma attacks that threaten their ability to breathe. In these situations, the lungs become constricted and inflamed, making it difficult to get enough air. Critical care teams use advanced techniques and treatments, such as oxygen therapy, breathing support, and medications, to stabilize the patient. The goal is to restore normal breathing, alleviate symptoms, and prevent complications. This care is essential for individuals with life-threatening asthma episodes, ensuring they receive the intensive support needed to recover and regain their respiratory health.