Reduce triggers: Triggers are things that set asthma off. If your asthma is set off by smoke, then avoid environments where you might be exposed. If you're allergic to pets, avoid those. If dust mites are a problem, mattress covers help. For best results, an allergist can help you find out exactly what your triggers are. Medicines that reduce inflammation and open the airways help control remaining symptoms.
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Inhaled steroids: Once persistent asthma has been disgnosed, the primary controller is an inhale steroid. This can reduce your need for a rescue inhaler (alberterol) as well as reduce your visits to emergency depts.
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