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Commercial Organisation's Site Good Asthma and Travel

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Asthma never takes a holiday. This means that it is just as important to manage asthma when you are away from home. It is very important for family members of children who have asthma to plan carefully before taking a vacation or spending any time away from home. The goal should be to lessen the chances of your child experiencing an asthma attack, which in turn will help ensure a more enjoyable, stress-free trip.

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Professional Organisation's Site Good Asthma and Your Child

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A patient handout from the American Academy of Family Physicians

Is there anything I can do to help my child avoid asthma attacks?
How can I keep my child away from these asthma triggers?
How can I tell if my child's asthma is serious?
How is a peak flow meter used?
What is the peak flow zone system?

American Academy of Family Physicians   USA

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Laypersons Organisation Excellent Asthma and Your Child

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Is there anything I can do to help my child avoid asthma attacks?

You can help your child avoid asthma attacks by keeping him or her away from triggers (also called allergens) that can start an asthma attack. Here are examples of triggers:

Parents of Allergic Children PAC   USA

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Commercial Organisation's Site Good Asthma at School - Asthma Management

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A brief look at Education, Environmental Control, Medications.

The Lung Association   Canada

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Professional Organisation's Site Moderate Asthma Attacks

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An Asthma Attack
Severe Attacks
Moderate And Mild Attacks
The Second Wave

A not very detailed overview.

American Lung Association (ALA)   USA

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Professional Organisation's Site Good Asthma Basics

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Take a long, deep breath - right now. Inhale slowly, until your lungs can't hold anymore . . . now let the air out gradually . . . ahhh. Breathing feels so natural that it's easy to take for granted, isn't it?

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What causes asthma, and what happens during an asthma flare?
How is asthma diagnosed?
Exercise-induced asthma
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A wonderful article explaining asthma to parents.

KidsHealth.org   USA

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Laypersons Organisation Moderate Asthma Basics

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Overview on the basics of Asthma:
What causes asthma, and what happens during an asthma flare?
How is asthma diagnosed?

HealthWorld Online   USA

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Professional's Personal Site Excellent Asthma blog: Paul Enright, MD

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Living with asthma is a challenge. From managing your medication to uncovering those hidden triggers, asthma specialist Paul Enright, MD, is here to help you breathe easily.

Dr. Paul Enright

WebMD/Health   USA

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Commercial Organisation's Site Excellent Asthma care in America falls far short of national treatment standards

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An excellent article on how the Landmark national surveys suggest that the gap in asthma care is taking a serious toll on the nearly 15 million Americans who have Asthma.

Asthma in America   USA

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Professional Organisation's Site Moderate Asthma Control Checklist

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A checklist to help your doctor manage your asthma.

Answer these questions by checking "yes" or "no". Do this just before each doctor’s visit.

Healthtouch Online   USA

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