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Measure how well air can be exhaled from the lungs to monitor asthma control and predict flare-ups.

A procedure for severe asthma that uses heat to reduce the amount of smooth muscle in the airways, reducing constriction.

A written document detailing personal treatment goals, medication use, and emergency response tactics.

Addressing psychological factors that can trigger or worsen asthma symptoms.

LABAs are used to control persistent asthma by helping to keep airways open over time.

Assesses lung function by measuring the volume and speed of air that can be inhaled and exhaled.

Understand and avoid specific allergens or irritants that can provoke asthma attacks.

SABAs provide quick relief of asthma symptoms by relaxing bronchial muscles.

Reduce inflammation in the airways to prevent asthma attacks and improve respiratory function.

Long-term treatment that decreases sensitivity to allergens and can reduce asthma symptoms.

Strategies to prevent and control asthma symptoms triggered by physical activity.

Oral medications that help control asthma by blocking leukotrienes, chemicals that cause inflammation.

Having a plan in place for responding to an asthma attack that doesn't respond to standard treatment.

Reduction of exposure to indoor and outdoor air pollutants and allergens to minimize asthma symptoms.

Maintaining a healthy diet to support lung function and possibly reduce asthma symptoms.

Quitting smoking to improve lung health and reduce the severity and frequency of asthma attacks.

Prevent respiratory infections that can trigger asthma exacerbations by keeping up-to-date with vaccinations.

Managing other health conditions that can interfere with asthma control, such as GERD or obesity.

Consistent and correct use of medications as prescribed to effectively manage asthma.