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Asthma Inhaler Technique - How To Use Asthma Medication

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Asthma Treatment - Inhaled Corticosteroids - Asthma inhaler treatment technique

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http://youtu.be/lK4z1T_IF_o       This video is help understand asthma therapy. The first line of therapy for asthma is with inhaled corticosteroids. We review asthma treatment, inhaler history and technique. Asthma should always be under excellent control with no symptoms, limitations or restrictions. This should help all those who have asthma and need daily therapy. Remember, if you need medication, take it!  

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Asthma Treatment and Medications to Prevent Exacerbations or Asthma Attacks

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This a review from the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology. It reviews how using the correct asthma medication and using appropriate asthma treatment will prevent asthma attacks or asthma exacerbations. Using inhaled corticosteroids, long acting beta agonists and leukotriene antagonists will control asthma inflammation and eosinophils. The goal is to have great asthma control and that will result in less asthma symptoms and attacks. This will reduce the need for oral steroids, like prednisone. It will also prevent or reduce asthma emergency room visits and asthma hospitalizations. Once you know you have asthma, you can live a wonderful, symptom...

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What are the symptoms of eczema?

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Eczema is an allergic skin conditon. It is better know as atopic dermatitis. It is caused by indoor or environmental allergens and or food allergies. The symptoms of eczema are itchy, red, raised skin. Eczema can be in any area of the body, from the face to the neck, chest, abdomen, back, arms, legs, hands and feet. In kids the elbows, knees and face are most involved. In adults it might just be the hands, but can be anywhere. No matter how bad it is there can be great control!  Care_SMC via Compfight

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