People with asthma need and deserve support. Finding asthma support from groups and resources like TalkingAsthma can prove to be a valuable tool in better living. Here we offer peer stories and tips for asthma management.
Remember – Family, friends, and coworkers certainly need to know how to give support in an asthma emergency. It’s also important to understand that asthma can be managed and controlled – a healthcare provider should be consulted for personalized information on asthma and asthma medications.
ECU Health’s Regional Pediatric Asthma Program is improving the lives of children across rural North Carolina by combining top-notch medical care with a deep commitment to building relationships within the community. Their personalized approach, which includes advanced testing, addressing environmental triggers, and providing crucial support to families, is making a life-changing difference for thousands of children.
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Halloween can be a fun time for kids, but for those with asthma, certain triggers like cold air, fog machines, and allergens can cause flare-ups. By following a few simple precautions, like wearing a scarf in chilly weather, washing costumes, and carrying quick-relief medication, you can help ensure your child enjoys a safe and asthma-friendly Halloween.
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The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) warns individuals about a combination of factors coming together to make September the worst month of the year to live with asthma.
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Knowing the basics about asthma can go a long way to help someone in need. Aside from these preparedness tips, providing support and encouragement may help asthma patients achieve a life where the condition is a manageable companion rather than an overwhelming challenge.
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Experts don’t recommend taking most cough syrups to help with symptoms of asthmatic bronchitis. They can make it difficult to clear the built-up mucus in the airways of your lungs. Although asthma and bronchitis are two distinct conditions that affect your lungs, people with asthma are more susceptible to bronchitis. Before you reach for the cough syrup to help relieve your symptoms, here’s what you need to know about over-the-counter (OTC) cough medications when treating asthmatic bronchitis.
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Preparation is the key to staying healthy during the September Asthma Peak. This article identifies 10 things you should plan for in the days leading up to and during the month of September.
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“It’s like drowning, but not in the water,” says Brittle Asthma patient, Camden Brown. Brittle asthma is a rare form
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Back-to-school season is a risky time for students with asthma. Allergens in the air and germs in the classroom can irritate airways and cause asthma attacks.
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Getting help when you need it is important to managing asthma. Family, friends, co-workers and your healthcare team can support you in many ways. Explore these resources to help you connect with the support you need.
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Asthma Storylines from the Allergy & Asthma Network, powered by Health Storylines™, is a self-care tool for managing asthma for
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