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… our bronchiectasis self-management plan On this page What is a bronchiectasis self-management plan? How to get the most … see your healthcare professional what the colour of your phlegm (sputum) means. How to get the most out of your …

… to many years to develop.  Occupational asthma is not the same as work-aggravated asthma If you already have asthma and … do tests to confirm a diagnosis. These may include: A peak flow test . You will need to do this at least four times a … and managed? The treatment for occupational asthma is the same as for asthma that is not related to work. Find out more …

… about AIR . Steroids and their side effects Transcript Hi, I’m Andy, Asthma + Lung UK’s GP. Steroids work by calming … in the lungs. They’re mainly used for asthma, but can sometimes be helpful for people with COPD, particularly … any side effects, ask your healthcare professional for advice as soon as you can. For example, if you have an upset …

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… this page How to spot asthma symptoms in your child What are the symptoms of asthma in children? Keep a symptom diary … this page How to spot asthma symptoms in your child What are the symptoms of asthma in children? Keep a symptom diary … throat is sucking in their ribs stand out can't talk or eat because they're so breathless is more quiet or agitated …

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… a parasite infection , this is not a common cause in the UK where parasite infections are rare. What are the symptoms … bad the symptoms are can vary a lot between children. This makes it difficult to know the outlook, as it will be …