Prognosis of Non-atopic asthma

Prognosis of Non-atopic asthma: The prognosis varies depending on how well triggering factors can be controlled and whether asthma management plans are adhered to (e.g. preventative medications). Prognosis is also affected by the underlying severity of the individual patient's symptoms. ...see also Overview of Non-atopic asthma

Onset of Non-atopic asthma: any age

Complications:

Complications of Non-atopic asthma may include:

• Permanent damage to the airways
• Death - uncommon
• Severe breathing difficulty (see Breathing difficulties)
• School absenteeism (see Absenteeism)
• Home confinement
• more complications...»

See also complications of Non-atopic asthma.

Non-atopic asthma: Research More

• Non-atopic asthma: Introduction
• Symptoms: Non-atopic asthma
• Complications: Non-atopic asthma
• Causes: Non-atopic asthma
• Treatments: Non-atopic asthma

About prognosis:

The 'prognosis' of Non-atopic asthma usually refers to the likely outcome of Non-atopic asthma. The prognosis of Non-atopic asthma may include the duration of Non-atopic asthma, chances of complications of Non-atopic asthma, probable outcomes, prospects for recovery, recovery period for Non-atopic asthma, survival rates, death rates, and other outcome possibilities in the overall prognosis of Non-atopic asthma. Naturally, such forecast issues are by their nature unpredictable.

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