Also make sure you are using your inhaler properly, your doctor should be able to show you the proper technique.
Spacers are also very important if you have problems coordinating inhaling your medications.
Make sure your overall body is healthy, limit processed food, increase fish, fruit and vegetable intakes and get enough sunlight and sleep.
Asthma also can be seasonal so the symptoms and amount of medication needed can increase or decrease over the year.
Good luck!
Thanx alot, yes I actually take inhaler..I really hope its not the vocal thing Im just now persuing my singing career. That would really suck" I know of (gerd) For some strange reson both of my children have it. But your input meant alot to me, I will surely take a look further at those other options. Thanx truly!
You really need to discus this with your doctor. It sounds like you need different controller meds, or to start controllers. What meds are you taking?
Another option is vocal cord dysfunction. That is a spasm of the vocal folds that makes it difficult to inhale propperly. It is often miss diagnosed as asthma. This a non-life-threatening condition - really more annoying than dangerous.
Another possibility is acid reflux disease (GERD) which is another asthma mimic. Discus that possibility with your doctor as well.
Takce care and feel better.