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Medical ReferenceRelated to Asthma

21. Asthma in Children at School
    
    In order to help control asthma in children at school, parents need to work closely with the school’s staff and their child. Find out how.
    
22. What Are the Symptoms of Asthma?
    
    WebMD helps you recognize asthma symptoms, including early signs of an asthma attack.
    
23. Infections and Asthma
    
    WebMD explores the link between asthma and infections, such as pneumonia, flu, cold, and sinus infections.
    
24. When Should I Use My Inhaler?
    
    Make sure you're taking your asthma medicine correctly. What's the difference between a control inhaler and a rescue inhaler? Do you need both?
    
25. Asthma Attack Symptoms and Warning Signs
    
    Just before an attack, you may notice changes that can tip you off. You may be able to stop the episode or keep it from getting bad.
    
26. Asthma Relief and Natural Remedies
    
    Pay attention to your body and your surroundings, so you aren't surprised by a sudden asthma attack. Ease your mind with a plan for when one happens.
    
27. Asthma Organizations
    
    Browse these asthma organization’s web sites to further broaden your understanding of asthma and seek the most effective ways to breathe easier and be active.
    
28. Food Allergies and Asthma
    
    Learn more about the link between food allergies and asthma.
    
29. How to Understand Your Child's Asthma Action Plan
    
    Green, yellow, red -- the color codes on your child's asthma action plan help you stay alert for asthma attacks and take the right steps to treat them.
    
30. Metered Dose Inhalers for Asthma
    
    Learn how to use a metered dose inhaler with a spacer chamber and mask for asthma symptoms.