Smoke from bushfires contains tiny particles that go deep into the lungs and irritate the airways, says Asthma Foundation NSW CEO Michele Goldman, who is worried about a heatwave in the state. "We ...

We think that most patients with asthma benefit from a written asthma action plan. Patients with more severe asthma really should have one. Next: When Should I See An Asthma Specialist To Treat My ...

The Asthma Action Plan will include how much of the medicine to take and how often. Your plan will also list when to call your child’s doctor if the symptoms are not improving or getting worse.

Your asthma action plan should note exactly how often to use quick-relief medications, like an inhaler with drugs to open up your airways ASAP, so you can get from the yellow zone back into green.

In order to achieve an active, successful educational partnership in asthma care, all patients should be given a written daily self-management plan and an action plan for exacerbations. Action ...

Asthma is a chronic respiratory condition that people can manage with an asthma action plan. The plan explains what medications a person should take, depending on their symptoms.

Your action plan won't "cure" your child's asthma, but it can make a huge difference in how well they keep it under control. These simple rules can give you peace of mind when breathing problems ...

The asthma action plan is divided into three zones: green, yellow and red. A child in the green zone has no asthma symptoms, feels well and should continue to take their medications.

And for overall wellness when it comes to kids with asthma, a solid asthma action plan is a crucial first step. Dr. Olga Guijon is division chief of primary care at Children’s Hospital of Orange ...

The asthma action plan is divided into three zones: green, yellow and red. A child in the green zone has no asthma symptoms, feels well and should continue to take their medications.