Harry Styles - Needs inhaler right away, keeps performing (
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- čas přidán 28. 05. 2022
- Harry's asthma starts as soon as he comes out on stage, so he tries to get a handle on it before it progresses to a full-blown asthma attack - Detroit, MI on 6/26/2018
Despite Harry's health, he continues to entertain millions across the world. Asthma is a very common condition and affects each person differently, and is typically very manageable.
Everyone has challenges in their life, whether they are physical, mental, emotional, environmental, etc. I hope these videos help to inspire people to push beyond their limitations and pursue their dreams. Show kindness to others and make a positive impact on the world.
To learn more about asthma, please visit:
The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America www.aafa.org/asthma.aspx
Asthma and Lung UK www.asthma.org.uk
Disclaimer: This is my commentary as a medical professional, taking into account Harry's body language and physical appearance. Some of the information may be dramatized. I do not know the details of his health.
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He used an inhaler all through his I.D. days. Don't know how he kept singing sometimes.
It is a wonder how he performs so well during his breathing problems
How is still able to sound so good during an asthma attack!? I could never.
🤷♀️ He’s pretty much incredible, that’s all.
He really is mg!
these videos are starting to help me realize its very likely i have asthma. i sort of thought the tight feeling in my chest and shortness of breath was from anxiety but it never feels like anxiety pain. thank you for these! might need to see a doctor haha.. x
Please do see a doctor just to make sure!
yeah. i have asthma and that's basically the symptoms of it haha. but when you go to the doctor there are no tests to see if you have it. it's basically if the inhaler works when you are short of breath, then you have it lol.
@@elleriesstuff thank you for this!! x
What are you talking about? There ARE tests where the pneumologist have you inhale a triggering substance (IF you have asthma it triggers) plus lung function tests before and after the triggering substance, and there is a big difference between triggered and not triggered.
Can’t believe I have to explain this.
And for the record, they help with any kind of shortness of breath. Just look at how many athletes dope themselves on salbutamol before trainings (only actual asthmatics are allowed to use inhalers in competitions, obviously)
he's so perfect
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I had seen this video and yet I had not noticed that he was taking his inhaler, I thought he was taking his water bottle. I admire your sense of observation, I think your job as a nurse helps you notice certain signs. Why do they continue to use his machines when they are aware of his health problem? even if he continues his concert I have the impression that he is always annoy when he sees the smoke.
@Charlene Mwt - He's VERY sneaky with it. I don't think most people would notice, because he's dancing/moving/entertaining while he's off to the side. A lot of times too he waits until the song is done when the lights are down. I think he's gotten good at hiding it (even more so now) because it's harder to catch him taking his inhaler but we know he is because of people who are at the concert see him doing it. Why the fog? I suspect it's a big part of the entertainment factor and perhaps he just deals with it.
For sure that fogs gotta go…its such a problem and H needs to be more vocal about it
@@MyMindMood I agree with you he never leaves in the middle of a song where he asks the public to sing when he is too out of breath (I think). He was always very discreet about this subject and I think that with the time he is even more careful, I watched his concert One only night in New York and from time to time we could hear him or see him cough but as soon as the lights were off he went to the back of the stage.
I'm not an expert in shows but there are no other means of entertainment for the concert than his smoke machines if it makes him sick
Yeah. I also noticed that he has his inhaler inside of something (to cover it up) while it's on the table and not in clear view. He's surely trying to keep it more under wraps. He also wants to have access to it quickly without relying on anyone else.
@@MyMindMood He seems very discreet on this subject and apart from the Wembley concert (during 1D) I have never seen anyone else manage his inhaler. I think he is the kind of person who considers that as it is his problem, it is up to him to manage it.
Please no more smoke or smoke machines for Harry bless his beautiful, sweet ❤️
Hopefully no more
I think he doesn't smoke
@@danimartinezmunoz460 We're referring to the smoke machines (fog machines)
@@MyMindMood oh, sorry, I'm not a native English speaker so I didn't know what you were referring to 🥲
@@danimartinezmunoz460 No problem!
Such a king👑
🤴 for sure
Looks like he was inhaling from a Breo which is a special inhaler. You don’t press it down you draw a breath from it and a fine powder goes in your mouth and down your throat. Whatever he was doing , I do hope he’s well and it helped. 💕🌹
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I've had asthma all my life, it's not so hard to breathe in, its when you try to breath out is when it's difficult. To me his asthma isn't stable because the smoke activates the tightness in his chest. It's so sad because surely they can do the concert without the smoke?
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They use less fog in his current tour.
Woah I hadn’t even realised it started right as he got up on stage…and woman was song 2…ur research is amazing…see this is something I don’t think he would be able to do in his 1d days… in the background some fan screamed awww he’s using his inhaler LOL god knows what’s cute about that but anyway
I'm just wondering why he doesn't pre-treat his asthma before performing (or maybe he does?). Sort of like exercise-induced asthma where you'd take your medication beforehand.
@@MyMindMood i am sure he does pretreat…once you have to play through a show with ur asthma bothering u the whole time there’s no way in hell he wouldn’t do every possible to prevent it…this is his job and the world watches him do this…but i think it still flares up occasionally…also i hear most asthmatics take some preventer medications too morning and night doses…we really need to trust the fact that his medical team must be doing their best to manage his situation honestly…and like i said having 4 inhalers on stage every time u perform isn’t normal by any stretch of the imagination…either he feels he wouldn’t be able to run backstage or to his band to get his inhaler if he has a bad attack or he is ocd …oh and he also has pink duct tape wrapped around his inhalers sometimes…coachella week 1 he had it wrapped pink…week 2 couldn’t spot his tray well…even during Ono by his bottle and towel and inhaler box were kept at the corned of the t stage
He probably does pre-treat. Probably why he only takes one puff or so when he's on stage because you don't want to take too much of it.
@@MyMindMood we can’t know the severity of anybodys asthma…also i hear each episode is different…so what i understand is that if he’s using his inhaler onstage it must be really urgent…and he definitely uses it sos in between songs during lights out whenever needed…his asthma doesn’t seem exercise induced does it
@@sammylj3644 Hard to tell. We know for sure that sickness and fog trigger his lungs. He does seem to get quite out of breath with activity, but he seems to recover from it well (at least initially).
They should deffo be thinking of his condition while on stage.✌✌✌✌✌😪😪😪😪
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WHY WOULD THEY EVER USE FOG AT HIS CONCERTS?? literally everyone knows he has asthma!! he's had to use a rescue inhaler at 1D concerts many times. shame on whoever turned that dam fog machine on
We’re all wondering the same thing
Through your vids i realised I might have mild asthma too. Sometimes I fell a pain in my chest and cant breath propertly.
Please get checked by a doctor
Could you take a look at Mexico City from his solo tour (June 1st/2nd 2017)? :)
@Rebekah- Sure
@Rebekah i think u mean 2018…cuz those shows were right after he was hospitalised i think…he was discharged on 31st may and he performed like a monster on 1st june
He's been suffering from asthma triggered by these fogs and smokes they use since 1D days. Come on man, the organisers or the background designers or whoever you call them should know to tone that down by now. Straining his lungs like that while singing for hours can lead to respiratory distress which could be fatal.
Hopefully they don’t use it for this next tour
imagine both firsts. how terrifying they mustve been for him. first time getting an asthma attack on stage.. ever.. and the first time getting one without the other boys to take the attention off him
also. do y'all think that the first couple of times this happened to him, he had to have the paramedics on him the second he got off the stage?
Oh absolutely must ve been dreadful…didn’t cross my mind even damn…also i wonder how many times in a day does he need his inhaler
No, I don't think he's ever had to have medics. From what I can see, he has never been in an emergency situation while performing.
I don't think he constantly needs it, is Detroit high altitude? Maybe that's the reason or like you said smoke even
Detroit isnt high altitude… denver is i think… smoke maybe is a trigger for him and the fog jesus
@Ele - Fog definitely triggers his asthma. No altitude issues in Detroit (only Denver).
Why do venues use fog machines if it triggers his asthma?
It's not the venues, it's the stage manager for his shows
stage manager.."we're using a fog machine for your concerts, even though it is well known that you haven asthma"
harry... "then I'm not singing..."
stage manager
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harry
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stage manager "ok. no fog machine"
problem solved
I wish it were that easy…
achei que estava melhor ele tinha asma antes voltou a espirrar,as vezes não percebemos mas é muito ruim quero que esteja bem um abraco
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y r they using fog? its bad for him...
Good question! We don't know...
Is he always like this??
@Blaine Marshall - like what?
Like what?
@@MyMindMood I mean is he always suffering during performances and interviews
@Blaine Marshall No. But he was sick a lot from 2014-2015. He still has some challenges from what we can see, but seems to be much healthier now.
@@userJFK i think its an on and off thing… if theres a flare theres a flare and if there isnt he must be doing well… we dont know any of the details of his treatment regimen so we cant comment on how well under control or out of control his asthma really is… from what we can see he seems to be managing everything well at the moment