Asthma in the LungsAsthma is a disease that affects the lungs in many ways. A discussion of the many changes that happen in the lungs of people with asthma. Read the article |
Asthma ClassificationAsthma is classified on the basis of severity. This classification is used to guide the treatment. Read the article |
Overview of TreatmentAsthma is no longer a hopeless disease. We now have effective, safe medicines and delivery system for control of this disorder. An overview of the treatment of asthma, and what to expect from it. Read the article |
Asthma RelieversWhen a child is suffering with asthma, quick relief is needed. The drugs that relieve the cruel symptoms of asthma are called asthma relievers, and are of several types.
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Asthma ControllersIdeally, children should not suffer the misery of asthma attacks at all. Asthma controller drugs help to keep the disease under control and prevent flare ups. Read the article |
Inhaled TherapyInhaled therapy is a major advance in the treatment of asthma. However, myths and falsehoods abound about this form of drug delivery. Here are some facts. Read the article |
Asthma TriggersWell settled asthma can suddenly flare up into a serious attack. What factors trigger asthma, and how can people with asthma avoid them? Read the article |
NebulisersThese machines can be life-saving for peolpe with severe asthma. However, they have been shown to be dangerous, too, if used unwisely. Read the article |
Metered Dose InhalersThese small devices are the lifeline of many people with asthma. A guide about their use and care. Read the article |
SpacersSpacers don't actually contain any drug, but they are important in making inhaled drugs available to the lungs, especially for very young children. They also reduce the side effects of inhaled drugs. Read the article |
Dry Powder InhalersThese convenient devices make it easy and convenient for children to take their inhaled asthma medication anyplace and anytime. Read the article |