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Is there any foods to avoid with asthma ? trying to not get covid-19 have severe asthma so trying to get suggestions how to keep my asthma attacks low and under control
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Review asthma action: Review your asthma action plan, know your asthma triggers and please stay home. Avoid smoke, dust, mold, animal dander and pollen. Keep your hands and home clean. Food allergies may include a wide range of allergens, a food dairy in relation to worsening asthma and itching is suggested. A virtual appointment is available on HT.
Answered 4/11/2020
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