… to school.  If the child lives between two homes, you may want to prescribe an additional ICS, SABA and spacer. …

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… breathlessness a tight chest. It’s more likely to be asthma if:  you have more than one of these symptoms your … you come into contact with a trigger like pollen , cold air or animals . People with asthma usually get symptoms for … If you have a cough that keeps coming back, it could be a sign of asthma. It’s more likely to be asthma if you …

… most common type of sleep apnoea, affecting about 1 in 20 people. Both adults and children can have OSA, but you're … have large tonsils or adenoids. This is the most common cause of OSA in children have other family members with sleep … of your sleep. How does OSA affect idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF)? Studies suggest you're more likely to have …

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… pulmonary airway malformation (CPAM) has been found on a scan, you may have lots of questions. On this page, we … lung, or inside one lung. It’s usually solid rather than air filled and doesn’t function or connect with the rest of … the gut. This means that some lung cystic abnormalities look like parts of the intestine when removed and examined …

… conditions caused by breathing in aspergillus mould. Most people who breathe in aspergillus mould do not get ill, as … of aspergillosis infection - most affect the lungs and cause breathing difficulties: allergic bronchopulmonary … aspergillus mould, usually in people with asthma or cystic fibrosis chronic pulmonary aspergillosis (CPA) – a long-term …

… shape of your child’s chest when used correctly. It is not clear how long this will last after therapy stops. When used …

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