Asthma Attack

Home Care Advice - Hay Fever
  • Quick-Relief Asthma Medicine
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  • Long-Term-Control Asthma Medicine
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  • Fluids
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  • Humidifier
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  • Hay Fever
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  • Remove Allergens
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  • Avoid Triggers
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  • Work With Your Doctor
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  • Expected Course
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  • Call Your Doctor If
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  • How to Use an Inhaler or Spacer
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  • Your Peak Flow Meter
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    Hay Fever

    • For nose allergy symptoms, it's OK to take antihistamines. (Reasons: poor control of allergic rhinitis makes asthma worse, whereas antihistamines don't make asthma worse).

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