- A stressful day may make a child more prone to an asthma attack that night - with worse than usual asthma symptoms the next day as well, a small U.S. study suggests. "Nocturnal asthma is an area ...

How is nocturnal asthma treated? (Picture: Getty) There isn’t a cure for night-time asthma, but asthma medication can reduce inflammation and prevent symptoms from happening during sleep.

Asthma is a disease of the lungs that affects people of all ages and both sexes. About 1 in 13 people in the United States ...

Some people with asthma should avoid taking the popular sleep remedy melatonin, researchers have concluded.

Treatments for nocturnal asthma are much the same as those for other forms of asthma — inhalers and other medications. It can be helpful for your asthma to control any sleep disturbances you ...

Nocturnal asthma can interrupt sleep patterns, cause daytime fatigue, and make daytime functioning harder. Severe nighttime attacks can also be life-threatening if not properly managed.

The patients with nocturnal asthma had the highest levels of melatonin and the greatest drop in lung function overnight.

Managing GERD through dietary changes, elevation of the head during sleep, and appropriate medications reduces nocturnal asthma symptoms.

For individuals with asthma, nighttime can be particularly challenging as the body naturally undergoes changes that can trigger symptoms and lead to nighttime asthma attacks. This includes chest ...

Bronchial Asthma, affecting 1 in 10 children globally, requires optimizing sleep patterns and lifestyle interventions to manage nocturnal asthma attacks effectively. Even though many of them ...

Chronotherapy for asthma reveals that afternoon inhaled corticosteroids significantly improve lung function and reduce nighttime symptoms without side effects.