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More than 20 million Americans suffer from asthma! What triggers this condition?...

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More than 20 million Americans suffer from asthma! What triggers this condition?

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What are Asthma Triggers

Want to avoid asthma flare ups? Here are some tips that can help. The better informed you are about what factors trigger your asthma attacks, the easier it can be to avoid a flare up of symptoms. Track the progression of your asthma in a medical diary. By discussing your diary with your doctor, you can help identify triggers and create the best course of asthma treatment. Note the symptoms you experience, when they occurred and what factors trigger them. If you can’t spot a connection, describe what you did and how you felt emotionally. Include information about medications you took and your peak phone numbers. Finally, note any changes in your daily activities as a result of symptoms. Beware of some common triggers of asthma attacks – airborne dust, allergens of any kind, cigarette and wood fire smoke, strong odors, changing weather conditions and exercise.

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Want to avoid asthma flare ups? Here are some tips that can help.

The better informed you are about what factors trigger your asthma attacks, the easier it can be to avoid a flare up of symptoms. Track the progression of your asthma in a medical diary. By discussing your diary with your doctor, you can help identify triggers and create the best course of asthma treatment. Note the symptoms you experience, when they occurred and what factors trigger them. If you can’t spot a connection, describe what you did and how you felt emotionally. Include information about medications you took and your peak phone numbers. Finally, note any changes in your daily activities as a result of symptoms. Beware of some common triggers of asthma attacks – airborne dust, allergens of any kind, cigarette and wood fire smoke, strong odors, changing weather conditions and exercise.

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