Respiratory Diseases

Asthma in Children

Diagnosis & Treatment of Asthma

Nebulizer for Asthma

Nebulizers use compressed air to deliver asthma medications in a mist. They are often used by people with severe asthma and children. Find out how to use them.

Living & Exercising With Asthma

Exercise-Induced Asthma: Getting Over the Hurdle

You usually can keep exercising if you have asthma. Exercise-induced asthma is often treatable and needn't keep you from participating in your favorite sport.

Strategies to Control Asthma at School & at Home

Carry Your Asthma Rescue Medication Wherever You Go

Your rescue medication can help stop an asthma attack so you can catch your breath. No wonder you don't want to leave home without it.

Asthma Triggers

Is Secondhand Smoke Making Your Asthma Worse?

Find out why you should avoid secondhand smoke if you have asthma.

Asthma Action Plan for Kids

Keeping Up With Asthma Care: See Your Doctor at Least Twice a Year

Even if your asthma symptoms are under control, you need to see your doctor at least twice a year. Learn how these visits can make a difference.

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