… to school are at increased risk of asthma attacks The number of Scottish children being hospitalised for asthma attacks in August more than doubles when they start the new term. Released on 12th August 2022 The number of Scottish children being hospitalised for asthma …

… support, as you’re more at risk of becoming seriously ill from flu, or needing to go to hospital, if you have a lung … of getting a chest infection after having flu.   We know from calls to our helpline that it can be hard to get a GP … can also get more advice and help to manage your symptoms from your local pharmacist. Call 999 or go to A&E if you or …

… reminders on your phone or write yourself a note in your diary or in your calendar. This can be really useful if … inhaler when they’re older As your child gets older, it makes sense for them to continue to use a spacer because: … inhalers. But you’re not alone. You may find it useful to join our Parent and Carer Support Network which provides …

… inhaler during an acute asthma attack  RightBreathe can also help you choose the correct inhaler for your patient. … 8-12 week trial of a leukotriene receptor agonist (LTRA, also known as Montelukast ) instead. Montelukast Montelukast … need to be referred to a specialist, usually in secondary care. Explain to the parent/carer, and the child that they …

… with their breathing in hospital with a CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) or ventilator machine. CPAP (continuous positive … may have needed this treatment very early on if they had respiratory distress syndrome (RDS). Some babies with …

… why your child’s asthma symptoms may be worse at night and how you can help them sleep well. On this page Why is my … a sign their asthma is not well controlled. It’s important to see your child’s GP or asthma nurse if asthma symptoms are … our advice about getting a GP appointment . What should I do when my child's asthma wakes them up? Make sure your child …

… (DLA) for children Child Benefit Universal Credit Print this page On this page Disability Living Allowance … (DLA) for children Child Benefit Universal Credit Print this page Disability Living Allowance (DLA) for … how much you could get. This payment is different if you live in Scotland or Northern Ireland . Carer's allowance If …

… (a whistling sound when breathing) breathlessness a tight chest. It’s more likely to be asthma if:  you have more than … confirm whether you have asthma or something else, like a chest infection or a cold.   If you think your child might … asthma symptoms, like wheezing, breathlessness or a tight chest.  Asthma coughs are usually dry, but some people may …

… that affects your breathing when you sleep. Find out about the signs and symptoms of OSA, what causes OSA, and how you … (OSA)? Signs and symptoms of OSA What causes OSA? What are the risks from OSA? OSA and your lung condition Print this page …

… is allergic to pets, but if you have allergic asthma you may notice your asthma symptoms get worse around animals. … nurse.   They can review your asthma treatment and may be able to talk about other treatments that could help, such as … book ahead and tell them about your allergy. They may be able to seat you away from any dog areas. If you’re …

… lung, or inside one lung. It’s usually solid rather than air filled and doesn’t function or connect with the rest of … gut. This means that some lung cystic abnormalities look like parts of the intestine when removed and examined under a … known as pleuropulmonary blastoma (PPB) can sometimes look like a CPAM. If a CPAM has been diagnosed at your prenatal …