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Living with Asthma

Quarterly Progress Check: Getting Friends & Family Involved with Asthma Control

It's time for your quarterly progress check on your asthma control. One of the things that can help a lot with the ongoing management of any chronic illness like asthma is to get family and friends involved in your care. Now obviously, many of the decisions that need to be made and the actions that need to be taken or solely your responsibility.... Read moreChevron
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My.....in an asthma patient

Wats da cure for asthma...periodically...

i cant bear or see her suffer and i sit and do nothing abt it...i wish god gave it to me instead of her..she has the right to jump run and lead a normal life....   Results of Your Couples Quiz regarding our Relationship Issues: You are somewhat unaware of the challenges of maintaining a relationship and seem dissatisfied with... Read moreChevron
posted 05/30/2010, comments (0)|
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A Registered Respiratory Therapist and asthmatic

Do You Need An Asthma Specialist?

So, when is a good time to see an asthma specialist?  That is a good question, and a common one.   Thanks to modern science and the National Heart, Blood and Lung Institute's asthma guidelines, most doctors are able to treat most asthmatics, and treat them well.   Yet, from time to time, there comes along an asthmatic whose... Read moreChevron
posted 05/25/2010, comments (0)|
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Paying for Asthma Prescriptions with Out of Pocket Money?

Get a USA Drug Plan Discount Prescription Card • This is a permanent card. There is no expiration date. It can be used over and over and provides discounts of 10-80% on prescription medications. The average for brand name drugs is 15%, for generics it is 55%. • The card can be used by your entire family. Senior citizens love it since... Read moreChevron
posted 05/12/2010, comments (0)|
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Living with Asthma

How to "Asthma Proof" Your Home

Identifying your asthma triggers, and then working to reduce your contact with them, is an essential step in asthma control. Asthma triggers are closely related to allergy triggers, provided your asthma is allergic in nature, which most people's is. But some triggers are uniquely connected only with asthma, and these things are referred to as... Read moreChevron
posted 05/10/2010, comments (0)|

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