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Taking a Breather From Asthma Medication
Remembering to take your daily medications if you have mild persistent asthma may not be easy, especially if you don't suffer from daily symptoms. However, a new study says that these controller medications may not be as necessary for symptom relief as previously thought. Read Article >> |
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The 12 Months of Pregnancy
Most women are careful about leading a healthy and safe lifestyle during pregnancy, but experts say that women who are planning a pregnancy should begin preparing for it at least three months prior to actively trying to conceive. Read Article >> |
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Demystifying Drug Categories for Pregnant Women
When women first learn they are pregnant most will embark on a program of good nutrition, exercise and general wellness to avoid causing harm to themselves and their growing baby. Although some women may forgo treatments without any health consequences, mothers who require medication for a chronic health condition will be faced with a dilemma... Read Article >> |
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The Pregnancy Pickle: What is Safe for Treating Asthma?
There has been concern that the use of some asthma medications during pregnancy might lead to complications. But a recent study suggests that these medications are safe for the mother and baby. Read Article >> |
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Uncontrolled Asthma During Pregnancy: Identifying the Risks
The importance of controlling asthma during pregnancy should not be underestimated. The hormonal and physical changes during pregnancy influence breathing patterns, which in turn, may have a direct effect on the health of both mother and baby... Read Article >> |
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Avoiding Asthma Triggers
Approximately 15 million Americans suffer from chronic asthma. Exposure to environmental triggers, which irritate breathing airways, can bring about episodes of wheezing, coughing and difficulty breathing. Asthma experts recommend limiting contact with triggers as part of a program of good asthma control to prevent or reduce episodes... Read Article >> |
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Do Hormonal Cycles Affect Asthma?
We all know that estrogen and progesterone are critical players in a woman's reproductive process. But could these hormones also improve her breathing? According to a recent report published in the March issue of Annals of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology, there is strong evidence that estrogen and progesterone may actually improve lung function and asthma. Read Article >> |
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Asthma Risk During Pregnancy
Pregnant women with asthma are not necessarily 'high risk' patients. Some women with asthma experience no change in their symptoms during pregnancy. In fact, a third of women actually notice an improvement when they are pregnant. But some pregnant women may experience an asthma flare-up, and for these women, symptom control may require close medical attention during the months of pregnancy... Read Article >> |
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Sticking to the Schedule: Why People Don't Take Their Asthma Medication
Asthma rates are increasing nationwide, and asthma is a particularly alarming problem in inner-city African-American communities. A new study examines some barriers to sticking with asthma medication programs. Read Article >> |
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Glossary Of Asthma Terms
While doing research on asthma, you may come across words and phrases that you are unfamiliar with. Our glossary defines some frequently used terms for you. |
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Additional Pregnancy and Asthma Resources
A list of other websites which also contain valuable information on asthma and/or pregnancy |
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