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How to deal with constant asthma attacks?
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Many controller meds: There are many medications available to control asthma symptoms. I recommend that you see your local provider.
Answered 3/20/2013
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Develop plan: A structured home treatment plan based on your pattern of symptoms & additional info like peak flow tests can often get your symptoms under control.Meet with your doc and take in a diary of any symptoms, triggering events, past treatment,etc. Then come up with a daily treatment plan with modifications based on daily events. Control is achievable but you must put in the work.
Answered 2/11/2017
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