Asthma

Asthma is a chronic respiratory illness that can cause one's airway to constrict, get inflamed, and become lined with excessive amounts of mucus. Asthma attacks may be triggered by a variety of factors such as exposure to dust or dander and even by exercise or stress. Find out more about mild asthma and severe asthma, and learn how to control the symptoms.

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Asthma Meds

Certain asthma medications may provide no additional benefit compared to traditional treatment.

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Pregnancy and Asthma

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Share your questions, concerns, and advice about asthma in our support group.


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Working with doctors to manage your asthma during pregnancy is key to the health of you and your baby.


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Allergy- and Asthma-Free Recipes

Common food allergens, like milk, eggs, soy, wheat (gluten), shellfish, or peanuts, can trigger or exacerbate asthmatic attacks in some people. For asthma-friendly eating, whip up some of these scrumptious allergen-free dishes.

Today's Health Tip

Asthma

If you have asthma, one of the most important things you can do for your health is to stop smoking. Asthma sufferers who smoke have been shown to have more flare-ups and often require higher doses of asthma medications.

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