Exposure to Cigarette Smoke and Daily Physical Activity Associated with Asthma

Background: Asthmatic sufferers complain of sudden relapse when performing daily activities. exposure to cigarette smoke makes asthmatics where the longer is experienced by patient, more frequent asthma exacerbations are experienced. For people with asthma, avoiding excessive physical activity and very necessary prevent recurrence symptoms. So it control level which influenced factors that trigger recurrence.
 
 Aim: The purpose study was determine relationship between on in asthmatic patients
 Methods: This type research uses observational analytic using a cross sectional approach. Sampling this purposive sampling obtained number respondents 358 vulnerable age 18-45 years. conducted for 6 months. measuring instrument questionnaire containing categories less than 1 hour, 1-4 hours 4 hours. Physical measurement tool International Activity Questionnaire (IPAQ). Asthma measured refers Control Test (ACT). procedure carried out researchers ensuring were good health signed informed consent provided. Data analysis Chi-Square test.
 Result: results Chi Square test significance value = 0.05, p 0.000, means < then there patients.
 Conclusions: There patients. It expected should avoid triggering achieve controlled levels.