How Your Mental Health Affects Your Lungs

Emotional Health December 29, 2008
Emotional Disorders Linked to Asthma Risk What You Should Know about This Common Lung Disorder People who rate their mental health as poor are more likely to have asthma. It's not clear if one condition may lead to the other, but it is important to be treated for both if you have them. Here's everything you need to know about asthma and lung health. More News about Emotional Health Most newer antipsychotics no better than the old Sleep may help you remember Being happy affects even those you don't know Binge drinking clogs arteries with plaque Depression linked to increase in abdominal fat An awful new form of self-injury is on the rise Drug is effective for temporary sleep problems Few young adults seek treatment for psych disorders Community Connection Try the message boards for support and information on emotional health, asthma and other issues, such as: Anxiety, Panic & Phobias: Optimistic after first session Depression Support: So angry I could hit someone Insomnia & Sleep Problems: Ways to get some sleep Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: Intrusive thoughts Allergies & Asthma: What does the wheezing mean? NeverSayDiet Community Challenge Sign up for the six-week Community Challenge and get daily exercise and nutrition assignments from a personal trainer and a nutritionist so you can make your New Year's resolution a reality this year. Communicating with your doctor Although talking with your doctor may not always be easy, it is essential to getting quality health care. Asking questions can help. This video can help you understand how some common barriers to good communication can be overcome by asking the right questions. View More>>> ADVERTISEMENT	NEWSLETTERS Click to sign up in one click! Chronic Pain: The latest pain management information Depression: Updates on depression and mental health treatment Cholesterol : Advice and information to help lower your cholesterol More free newsletters>>> VIDEOS Is your house making you sick? The facts about the flu Coping with perimenopause ADVERTISEMENT
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