Asthma
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Your Asthma Survival Guide for Allergies
You can live a full and active life even when you have allergic asthma.
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Spring Asthma
Keep your asthma in check in spring, when triggers are high. Use these tips from WebMD.
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Can Kids Outgrow Asthma?
Can kids really outgrow asthma? Get the facts.
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Winter Asthma
Here’s how to breathe easier during the cold months.
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My WebMD: Coping with Asthma at College
A third-year student at University of Virginia offers tips on managing asthma while away from home.
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Asthma: The Rescue Inhaler -- Now a Cornerstone of Asthma Treatment
WebMD consulted the experts to learn more about rescue inhalers and the important role they play in asthma treatment.
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Outgrowing Asthma: Is Remission Possible?
WebMD discusses how common asthma is in children and which kids are more likely to outgrow it.
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Asthma and Depression
People with asthma have twice the risk of developing mood and anxiety disorders, including depression.
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Asthma in Women
When it comes to women and asthma, the ability to breath can be affected by pregnancy, the menstrual cycle and menopause. Find out more.
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Asthma and Cities: Which Cities Rank Best?
You may already know the worst cities for asthma. But what about the best cities for asthma sufferers? Here's what to look for if you're living with asthma.
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Asthma Pain Relief: Dangers of Some Pain Relievers
If you have asthma, many over-the-counter pain relief drugs like aspirin and Advil can cause unwanted side effects, sometimes dangerous ones. Here's what you need to know about each drug type.
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Asthma, Stress, and Anxiety: A Risky Cycle
Stress can induce asthma, and asthma can raise your stress levels? Here are ways to break the risky cycle.
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Could Your Migraines Signal Uncontrolled Asthma?
Both asthma and migraines tend to run in families, but are the two conditions linked? Some asthma specialists say, yes.
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Is Asthma Changing Your Appetite or Weight?
When it comes to asthma and appetite, doctors worry most about patients who fear exercise-induced asthma attacks, and end up overweight. But in a small minority of patients, poorly controlled asthma can result in loss of appetite.
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HFA Asthma Inhalers: Making the Switch
WebMD explains how HFA asthma inhalers differ from CFC inhalers and how to make the changeover easier.
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Targeting Asthma Treatments
A lot of people think that treating asthma is simple: when you start wheezing, just take a puff from a rescue inhaler. But it's not so straightforward for most people.
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Tracking Asthma Symptoms: Key to Control
Research has shown that tracking and rating your asthma symptoms are key to successfully managing asthma.
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Breathe Easy: Winter Asthma Advice
People with asthma need extra TLC during cold and flu season. WebMD goes to the experts for advice on staying healthy throughout the winter.
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Stress and Asthma
When stress levels go up, asthma symptoms can go into overdrive. What’s the link, and how can asthma and anxiety be managed?
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The Athlete's Guide to Exercise-Induced Asthma: How to Control Symptoms of Exercise-Induced Asthma
Just what is exercise-induced asthma, why does it happen, and how can it be managed? WebMD consulted the experts to find out the answers to these questions, as well as tips for controlling symptoms of exercise-induced asthma -- whether you're a casual athlete or a superstar.
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Holiday Asthma Triggers for Kids
Dusty decorations, live trees laden with last summer’s mold and pollen, a surprise new kitten or puppy on Christmas morning are a cornucopia of asthma triggers for children.
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Preventing Permanent Damage From Asthma
Asthma is a chronic, incurable disease. Even when you feel well, your asthma hasn't gone away. Even if you can't feel it, your airways might still be inflamed.
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Tip Sheet: Asthma and Pain Relievers
People with asthma must use caution when taking over-the-counter pain medications. Follow these tips to be safe.
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Managing Asthma
Nothing can be more frightening than feeling as if you can't breathe. And that is exactly what happens during a severe asthma attack.
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Early Warning Signs of Asthma
The trick with asthma is catching it early.
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