Treating Exercise-Induced Asthma
Regular physical activity is important for good health. If exercise brings on your asthma symptoms, talk to your doctor about the best ways to control your asthma when you are active. Some people with asthma use inhaled, quick-relief medicines before exercising to keep symptoms under control.
If you use your asthma medicines as directed, you should be able to take part in any physical activity or sport you choose. Many Olympic athletes have asthma.
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- Use a Peak Flow Meter
- Treating Asthma in Children
- Treating Asthma in Older Adults
- Treating Asthma in Pregnancy
- Treating Exercise-Induced Asthma
- Can Asthma Be Prevented?
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