119 search results for: inhaler technique

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Understanding your child’s asthma

… about asthma “Talking to your child about their asthma, even when they’re young, can help them understand what asthma … could try explaining asthma in a simple way to your child by using our example conversation starters: Lots of people … Asthma doesn’t go away, but you can live well with it by taking your medicines.  People can’t catch asthma from …

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Asthma getting worse

… and what action you need to take.  On this page What are the signs that my asthma is getting worse? How your GP or … my symptoms worse? Print this page On this page What are the signs that my asthma is getting worse? How your GP or … an ambulance. Follow our asthma attack advice . What are the signs that my asthma is getting worse? If you notice …

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How is bronchiectasis treated?

… into your condition, understand more about it, stay up to date on the latest research and be part of transforming … symptoms like breathlessness, chest pain and coughing reduce your risk of getting infections   increase … problems, like heart disease , high cholesterol and high blood pressure (hypertension) mental health conditions, like …

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Managing asthma in children aged 5-11

… Key facts for effective asthma management No child should be on short acting bronchodilator (SABA) only treatment … the child can, and will, use and this decision needs to be made together with the patient and their family. Check out … them, including exposure to cigarette smoke, vaping and air pollution. For extra support, signpost the family to the …

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Hot off the Helpline: August edition

… hot topics on the helpline. We will share ways to help manage your lung health with important respiratory awareness … conversations with my health care professional ? How do I manage my seasonal summer allergies ? How can I manage my … or AIR, or think that you should be, call our helpline or speak to your asthma team or pharmacist. If you are on a blue …

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How is asthma treated in children?

… breathe in their asthma medicine. This means the medicine gets straight into their airways where it’s needed. All …

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Clean Air Champions Webinars

… Clean Air Champions Webinars Join our free online webinars for schools and parents/carers of children with asthma.    This year, we … will be recorded for you to catch up on. Part of the Clean Air Champions programme, supported by the Bupa Foundation. …

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Complementary therapies and asthma

… reduce 'over-breathing' habits, like yawning and sighing. Common breathing techniques for asthma include the Buteyko … vitamin D . Therapies to help manage stress Stress is a common asthma trigger. As well as talking therapies, there … with asthma symptoms. Steam inhalation Inhaling steam is a common home remedy for easing blockages in the nose and …

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What to do if your child has an asthma attack

… use a blue reliever inhaler in emergencies. This is safe even if they’re on a  MART (Maintenance and Reliever Therapy) … a follow up appointment with their GP or asthma nurse. Even if your child seems better, take them to their follow-up … effects. You can help your child improve their technique by: watching our videos on the best inhaler technique with …

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Scottish general election: treat it

… care can result in high-impact changes to people’s respiratory health. These are asthma; chronic obstructive … Scotland of any age. It is an important factor in repeated respiratory infections in children and causes breathlessness … our lungs Far too many people are dying from short-term respiratory illnesses such as flu and pneumonia, which in …