Support
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.
- Take Control: Practical Steps for Managing Your Allergic Asthma
For those with allergic asthma, identifying and minimizing exposure to specific triggers is a cornerstone of effective management; keeping a detailed symptom diary can be incredibly helpful in this process. Consulting an allergist is also crucial, as these specialists can perform targeted tests to definitively identify the specific allergens that trigger your reactions and help you develop personalized strategies. - ECU Health’s Pediatric Asthma Program Makes a Difference
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. - Tips for Keeping Asthma Under Control During Trick-or-Treating
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. - How to Prepare for September Asthma Spike
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. - Be Prepared: How to Help Someone Having an Asthma Attack
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.
Asthma During Pregnancy
July 30, 2022
Pregnancy is such an exciting and special time for parents-to-be. But women with asthma who are pregnant may worry about how their disease may affect their babies.