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Flu deaths soar sevenfold in six years

… emphysema and bronchitis - where it’s difficult to breathe air out of the lungs. The charity’s research of more than … - research from Asthma + Lung UK has shown that cold air causes a worsening of symptoms too, in 67% of people with … with asthma, being exposed to a trigger like flu or cold air could potentially lead to a life-threatening asthma …

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Parent and Carer Support Network Events

… you will uncover what asthma is and learn to ‘detect’ what triggers it. Our expert team of ‘chief detectives’ will help …

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After your asthma attack

… action plan with you. You can add any new medicines or triggers, and talk about what to do if you notice symptoms … asthma going for regular  asthma reviews knowing  your triggers , and avoiding them when you can keeping active for …

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Respiratory Connect (Dorset)

… expert advice on causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatments, triggers, and management. See our Privacy policy . … We are …

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Leaving your child with other people

… about leaving your child in other people’s care. “Parents and carers often tell me they’re scared to leave their child … looking after your child how to use their inhaler and spacer (if they use one), so they can help them if they need … Ask people not to smoke or vape around your child. Children are more likely to be harmed by passive smoking …

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Managing COPD flare-ups

… Email us helpline@asthmaandlung.org.uk WhatsApp helpline (asthma) 07999 377 775 Next What is Chronic Obstructive …

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How is asthma treated in children?

… How is asthma treated in children? Find out how inhalers and other medicines can help your child’s asthma symptoms, … have a preventer inhaler and a reliever inhaler. Using a spacer with your child’s metered dose inhaler (MDI) helps the …

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I know that I’m incredibly lucky to still be alive

… 13th February 2025 I quickly recovered from my coma but my breathing didn’t return to normal after being discharged. I …