Dr. Fred Little gives his insight on asthma and children. Included: asthma and wheeze in children, the methods for diagnosing asthma in children, and an overview of childhood asthma's impact and prognosis.
Find out the difference between breath-actuated inhalers, dry powder inhalers and nebulizers -- and what these asthma medications can do for your child's health.
To quickly control acute asthma attacks, your doctor may prescribe a quick-relief inhaler for your child. Find out more information on quick-relief medications here.
Nurse Kathi MacNaughton gives readers a checklist to test whether their child is suffering from childhood asthma. Included: The surefire sign you need to take your child to the emergency room.
Gender, location and ethnicity have all been shown to play a role in asthma incidence. Discover what risk factors make some children more likely to get asthma.
If you need to teach your child how to use an inhaler, read up on the process here. This link will take you through step-by-step instructions and images depicting inhaler use.