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Seeing a doctor about your child's breathing

… of dehydration coughs up bloody mucus or nasal discharge that smells is becoming more breathless than usual after … for more than three-four weeks already has a diagnosed lung condition - and also has symptoms of an infection has a … to include details, for example time of day, if it’s after food. Make sure you tell your doctor which symptoms you’re …

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Maintenance and Reliever Therapy (MART)

… with other types of treatment, for example: an as-needed AIR inhaler a low-dose steroid preventer inhaler taken as … have an asthma attack. Dr Andy Whittamore Asthma + Lung UK’s GP Whenever your inhalers or medicines change, take some … Call us 0300 222 5800 Email us helpline@asthmaandlung.org.uk Join a support group Find out more You must have …

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Your pulmonary fibrosis Patient Passport

… fibrosis Patient Passport best care checklist asks you simple questions about your current pulmonary fibrosis care. …

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Pseudomonas infection

… antibiotics if you have Pseudomonas. Sometimes antibiotics are unable to clear Pseudomonas from the lungs. When this … to prevent it from becoming long term. Pseudomonas can also cause an infection in people with problems with their … antibiotics in the same group whose names end in -floxacin are also effective. This kind of antibiotic can occasionally …

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How inhalers affect the environment

… inhaler that works well for you. Find out more about the simple things you can do to make sure you’re taking your … talking to your healthcare professional. There are other simple ways reduce the carbon footprint of your inhalers, … inhaler technique is also really important. This is a simple way to: help keep your lung symptoms under control …

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Clean air

… like chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and asthma, and cause new lung conditions like lung cancer. Some … hospitals so that pollution reduction is targeted to the areas where at-risk groups are most likely to be. Commit to …

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Identifying and managing severe asthma

… with patients feeling isolated, lonely and scared’. Do No Harm: safer and better treatment options for people with … is associated with adult-onset asthma, obesity, smoking and being biologically female. How is severe asthma … asthma can be treated with biologic therapies which are also known as monoclonal antibodies (mAbs).  mAbs are drugs …

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Guidelines for participating in our support group sessions

… your own physical well-being so you don't put yourself at risk. We encourage you to talk to your GP before attending to …

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Hot weather and your lungs

… Hot weather and your lungs Hot weather can make asthma and other lung condition symptoms worse. Find out how … lung health. Staying well in hot weather could mean fewer asthma attacks or flare-ups of your lung condition. It could … the hospital. Hot weather does not affect everybody with asthma and other lung conditions, but in a recent survey 1 in …

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Sign up for school resources and support

… like to keep you informed about the work we do, the latest advice + support, research and campaigning news, as well as ways you can support our work.   … We would like to keep you informed about the work we do, the latest advice + support, research and campaigning news, as well as …

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Managing bronchiectasis

… at least once a year. We know that sometimes it can be difficult to speak to your GP. We have helpful advice … syncytial virus , pneumonia and chest infections indoor air pollution and allergies , for example damp, mould or scented cleaning products smoking and vaping outdoor air pollution pollen and hay fever cold weather hot weather . …