Stroke disease is a kind of disease causing disablement and death around the world. The death increasing and the number incident caused stroke appear in several Asians country such as India China and Indonesia.

Stroke symptom appears caused by circulation of blood interference at brain. Circulation of blood interference is possible to have the form of clogging or the broken of circulation of blood at brain. Stroke appears as accumulation of stroke risk factor such as hypertension, diabetes, smoking, a highly blood cholesterol level, the old age, the history of family stroke and central obesity.

The problem appearing in several countries is lack of detection for stroke risk factor and lack of vigilance about the appearing of stroke symptom. Researchers showed that several stroke risk such as hypertension and a highly blood cholesterol level was unrecognized and didn’t get matching medicinal treatment.

It is such a sadness to learn that many American military personnel who were injured by explosions when they were on service in Iraq or Afghanistan showed the symptoms of brain injury although they were claimed normal after the CT and M.R.I scans.

They were proved to have those symptoms after being scanned by using a vastly sensitive type of magnetic resonance imaging. The diagnosis produced is mild traumatic brain injury or other words for concussion. The common symptoms most servicemen suffered from are the loss of consciousness in the blast, the loss of memory, or the sudden feeling of confused.

Those symptoms are then learned to bring worse condition like lasting mental, physical and emotional problems. According to particular study, the mild traumatic brain injury sufferers are having structural abnormalities on their brains.

Dr. Gokul Gopalan, regional director of Medical Affairs, Respiratory, Merck. “We are pleased to partner with these experts to build homes with asthma-healthy features and educate about the importance of a healthy indoor environment, coupled with proper asthma management, Build Smart, Breathe Easier reinforces Merck’s ongoing commitment to educate people about their asthma and provide appropriate treatment options to physicians and their patients.” Merck joined with Habitat for Humanity, the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) and HGTV personality and carpenter Carter Oosterhouse to run “Build Smart, Breathe Easier” campaign.

If there are asthma patients in your family, try to maintain a proper house for him/her that is free from asthma triggers and provide a better place so that they can live in a comfortable and allergy free environment. This will help you to maintain an asthma healthy home. Carter Oosterhouse from HGTV said “A house built with materials that are easy to clean and less likely to contain irritants, such as hard-surface floors or non-toxic paint, may have a positive impact on a family, especially one dealing with asthma, I am excited to be a part of this program which will help build sustainable homes with asthma-friendly features in partnership with low income families and will also educate about simple ways to try to reduce and avoid common household asthma triggers.”

For many years, many people with asthma are referring inhalers are their standard medication for daily use. If you already use inhalers for decades, will you consider taking pills? Well, it is understandable that in some places a pill for treating asthma is not likely standard medication for this disease because it is seldom prescribed. People then think that the standard treatment for asthma is traditional inhalers.

After learning that people with asthma can control their long-term breathing condition by consuming a pill, they tend to like it more because it is easier to take. Thus, it seems that many more asthma sufferers would go for the pill and stay loyal with it.

Honestly, by selecting the pill medication, many sufferers can save the health service cost because they can reduce the frequency of getting emergency hospital admissions. The pill that slowly replaces inhalers as traditional treatment called LTRA. So, it is hoped that many healthcare professionals will include the pills on to the prescription as another alternative for asthmatic medication.