No: Anyone in acute asthma attack requiring extra oxygen besides "relief" medicine (typically breathing treatments) has to stay in hospital for more vigorous management.
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No...: Oxygen is a drug and it is only prescribed if your oxygen level is chronically low enough to warrant it. During an asthma exacerbation, if your oxygen level drops, you need to be evaluated in an er because this is a sign of a life-threatening episode that may need more than supplemental oxygen to treat. Oxygen therapy at home may not be the life-saving treatment you need.
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