Allergies & Asthma
Tips for controlling asthma symptoms
by David Smith
Asthma in the world today can be far more easily controlled with today's medications than it could be years ago. When I was nine years old, I was taken to the hospital with my lips turning blue and all of the color gone from my face due to a severe asthma attack. It was my first attack, and my mother and I were not prepared for the event. She carried me to the car, and rushed me to the hospital.
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As more and more people are diagnosed with asthma, more and more people are frantically seeking out help
Allergies
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Allergies & Asthma (Other)
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Asthma
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- The pathophysiology of asthma
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- What to do if your child can't get the right dose from his asthma inhaler
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