Asthma Management

All you need to know to breathe better

Asthma is a chronic condition of the lungs that makes breathing difficult and can be fatal if left untreated. According to the CDC, more than 25 million Americans struggle with asthma. It’s also the most common chronic condition among children. The good news is our primary care providers and pediatricians can help you or your child manage asthma to enjoy life with less disruption or discomfort.

Tips for managing asthma symptoms

While there is no cure for asthma, you can learn how to manage symptoms, including identifying your triggers and determining the right course of action with your healthcare provider. Follow these tips to stop asthma from slowing you down.

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What you can do for your child

More than 5 million American children have asthma. If your child has symptoms such as a chronic cough or wheezing, see your pediatrician immediately. You can also learn about common triggers, the use of inhalers, and when to seek emergency treatment in our blog.

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The connection between allergies and asthma

What do allergies and asthma have in common? They may be more connected than you think. An Adventist Health allergist tells us more about the connection between allergies and asthma — and how you can successfully manage both.

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