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How is asthma defined as controlled?

I think I remember reading somewhere that asthma is defined as controlled if you are able to make it 8 weeks without going to the doctor or missing work or...

What would you say to a coworker who smokes?

Hi everyone, We have a new guy at work, who is friendly and all but smokes often. He goes out of the building 2-3 times a day to smoke and...

Can GERD medications lead to asthma?

I read somewhere if u have GERD and take meds that can lead to asthma?...

How long does Albuterol stay in your system?

Is it detectable with a blood test or breathalyzer?...

How can I prove allergen transfer can trigger asthma attacks?

My partner took our children, moved to a farming community and bought a dog to keep me away from the children. It already caused a nearly fatal asthma attack in...

What are your tips for finding a good pulmonologist?

Share your tips with fellow community members looking for a pulmonologist! If you haven’t found a good one, what challenges have you faced?...

How can I help someone with asthma, when they don't want to be helped?

I am with someone who does not want to understand my asthma. He is healthy but loves to smoke. We argue often because of his inability to understand and selfishness...

What triggers have impacted you during the month of Halloween?

What is your favorite asthma-friendly exercise?

Hi everyone! As both exercise and cold weather trigger my asthma, I usually exercise indoors during the cold months. I enjoy dancing at home, using YouTube videos. That way I...

Does anyone elses' child have severe persistent asthma?

My 11-year-old has severe persistent asthma. She is on Symbicort, Qvar, Spiriva, Performorist, Singulair, levalbuterol, Zyrtec and allergy shots..... any help is appreciated. Also trying to start Fasenra when insurance...

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