… AIR (anti-inflammatory reliever) If you're newly diagnosed … you an anti-inflammatory reliever inhaler, known as AIR. You can use your AIR inhaler as needed when you get … as taking antihistamines, or a steroid nasal spray for hay fever .  "Ask your GP or nurse to write down in your AIR …

… just physical. It’s also a feeling that affects the way we think and act. We each feel it differently. You may feel hot, … other aspects of breathlessness – such as how you think or feel about getting out of breath. The MRC scale …

… of an asthma attack. And make sure you share your asthma action plan with them. We have more information on knowing the signs of an asthma attack. Keep your asthma action plan with you – Make sure you always have your asthma … you, so it’s important that you give the doctors in A&E as much information as possible to help them treat you in the …

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… when you call an ambulance for an asthma attack and how the ambulance team can treat your attack while you’re on your way to the hospital. On this page Calling 999 for an ambulance Waiting for the ambulance What happens when help arrives? Arriving at …

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