… pages that you feel will help you. You might want to take some pages to appointments with your healthcare professional, … you could share with your family, carers and friends. And some are for you, so you have all the details you want in one … about how you’re going to achieve it. Here are some ideas about the questions you might want to ask your …

… leg. Okay, and stopping there once you've completed 10. So next we're going to get our feet moving and we're gonna start … gentle step on the spot. Well done. So we'll just use this next 10 to 15 seconds to recover your breathing and if you … important you work at a level that is right for you too.  Next Before you start You must have JavaScript enabled to use …

… newer, better treatments for severe asthma. You can also read our report: Do No Harm, safer and better treatment … called a provocation test or a direct challenge test. Read more about having a bronchial challenge test . … that could be making your asthma symptoms worse. Read more about having a bronchoscopy .  Electrocardiogram …

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… My long-term goal What would you like to achieve in the next few weeks or months? How would you like to feel? Your … I get the bus to the shops twice a week. By the end of next month, I will walk to the shops instead. My short-term … your first short-term goal. It could be something like: Next time I go to the shops, I will get off the bus one stop …

… blood clot usually in the leg, break off and travel to the lungs.  You may be given a D-dimer test to check if clots in … condition that causes sticky mucus to build up in the lungs. Most cases of cystic fibrosis can be picked up at …

… complaint - if giving feedback hasn’t sorted out the problem, you may want to think about making an official … how it’s affecting your asthma. Maybe talk to a friend or family member first or write it down. You can give feedback … if you can’t find the form. doing a Friends and Family Test (England only) After your appointment, you might …

… COPD , pulmonary fibrosis and asthma .   It may also be used to check how well a person’s lungs are working. This … a gas transfer test done? During the test, you breathe in air from a mouthpiece that has tiny amounts of helium and … tests measure how your lungs take in oxygen from the air you breathe. It is used to diagnose and monitor lung …

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… to see your GP Pharmacists can give you advice and suggest the best treatments to help your symptoms. See your GP if:  … find it helpful to have a self-management plan during the pollen season. It gives you advice about how to manage … self-management plan .  It’s also a good idea to check the daily pollen forecast on the Met Office website .  Below …

… (CF) can be challenging. But treatments can manage the symptoms and make the condition easier to live with. Most school-age children … Smoke could make their symptoms worse. Our section on risks to children’s lungs has more information about the …