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What precautions should be taken.....regarding hyper reactive airway disease......
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Avoid allergens: such as dust (both outside and at home), extreme climate and humidity, keep well hydrated , well rested and yes, do take the Flu and Pneumonia vaccines.
Answered 5/16/2016
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