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How is Asthma Diagnosed - National Asthma Council Australia

There is no single test for asthma. Doctors make the diagnosis of asthma when a person has breathing symptoms typical of asthma that come and go, and there is also evidence that sometimes air does not flow in and out of
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How is asthma treated? - National Asthma Council Australia

Medicines are essential for managing asthma. Everyone with asthma should have their own up-to-date written asthma action plan with instructions on what to do when symptoms worsen.
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What are asthma triggers? - National Asthma Council Australia

Triggers can cause the airways to become narrow and inflamed, leading to asthma symptoms. Avoiding triggers, if possible, can help to control asthma. Anything that causes a reaction can set off your asthma symptoms.
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Asthma is a treatable health condition - National Asthma Council Austr

Although at present there is no cure, with good management people with asthma can lead normal, active lives.
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What is asthma? - National Asthma Council Australia

Asthma is a chronic lung condition that affects the airways (the breathing tubes that carry air into our lungs). Asthma is caused by inflammation and tightening of the thin muscle around the airways which makes it harder
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Useful links - National Asthma Council Australia

The National Asthma Council provides a list of links to other asthma-related websites as a service only.
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Using your medicines correctly - National Asthma Council Australia

Most asthma medicines are inhaled through the mouth using a handheld device called an inhaler or puffer. Different types of devices are available. The best choice for an individual depends on the medicines they need and
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Medicines and treatment - National Asthma Council Australia

The two main types of asthma medicines are relievers and preventers. These are usually in inhalers or puffers. There is also a preventer which is a tablet, used by some people. Some other medicines (e.g. prednisone table
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FAQs - National Asthma Council Australia

Frequently asked questions about managing asthma for individuals and their families.
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Get involved with the National Asthma Council - National Asthma Counci

National Asthma Council Australia educates and supports GPs, nurses and pharmacists to provide best-practice care to people with asthma and their carers and families.
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