This is the third post in our series on how pregnancy and asthma affect each other. We've learned about the effect that asthma and pregnancy have on your body and the effect that the combination can have on your baby, both before and after it is born.
In this post, you'll learn about actions you can take to keep asthma in control during pregnancy and keep both you and your child healthy.
Asthma Control Is the Key to Keeping You & Baby Healthy
Since asthma control is a realistic goal...
This is the second in our series on Pregnancy & Asthma. Getting pregnant when you have any chronic illness, including asthma, can be... Read more »
If you're like me and have a baby at home, and also have a family history of asthma, it's important you know the baby signs and symptoms... Read more »
The last few weeks have seen a flurry of reports on the link between developing asthma and being born in the fall season. The articles... Read more »
She was a young asthmatic seated on the edge of the ER bed, and was leaning on the table to breath. Her lips were blue and she was in... Read more »
You pick the right guy (or gal) and you get married (usually) and you start to plan the baby (hopefully) in terms of having figured out... Read more »
New research suggests that asthmatic mothers who breastfeed may be hindering their baby's lung growth. Normally, breastfed babies have better lung... Read more »
Babies born in the autumn may be more prone to asthma, a large new study has found. Researchers say that children born about four months before the... Read more »
Canadian researchers say that delaying the diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough (DTP) vaccine two months may cut a child's risk of developing... Read more »
Exposing infants to the infections and germs of other children may help protect them from asthma later in life, a new study has found. British... Read more »
Babies who are born by Caesarean section are more prone to developing asthma, a Dutch study has found. In a study of 3,000 births, researchers found... Read more »
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