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Cold Weather Can Give You Exercise-induced Asthma
Health Hub from Cleveland Clinic Most people with chronic asthma experience asthma symptoms when they exercise. But many people who never experience asthma symptoms also can experience the same chest-tightening and shortness of breath when they work out – especially in cold … |
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How to Keep Holiday Scents From Causing Asthma Attacks
Health Hub from Cleveland Clinic According to the Annals of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, respiratory illnesses peak during the holidays. Research from the University of Washington also found roughly one-third of people with asthma have chemical hypersensitivity, and more than … Many Misuse Devices for Asthma, Allergic Reaction Study: Very few use EpiPen, asthma inhalers correctly Asthma Inhalers, Epinephrine Autoinjectors Often Misused |
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7 Tips to Overcome Asthma When You Exercise
Health Hub from Cleveland Clinic If you're an athlete with asthma, you don't have to hold back. With proper medication and conditioning, you can participate fully in sports. But in colder months, you should take some special precautions because cold dry air can trigger asthma attacks. |
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Feeling Short of Breath? You May Have Asthma
Health Hub from Cleveland Clinic If you think that you may have asthma, it's a good idea to schedule a medical appointment. Your doctor can easily test you so that you know for sure. A lingering cold, persistent cough, or shortness of breath can all be signs of asthma, a common … |
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Can a Change in Diet Help Your Child's Asthma?
Health Hub from Cleveland Clinic Some children who suffer from asthma may be battling dairy or gluten allergies. In these cases, a dairy-free or gluten-free diet can help, says Christine Spiroch, PhD, PA-C, of the Center for Integrative Medicine. In asthma, inflammation and mucus … |
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Allergies? Why You Might Develop Asthma This Spring
Health Hub from Cleveland Clinic Allergists predict seeing a number of new asthma cases this spring. That's because of the link between allergies and asthma. Allergies are a common trigger for asthma. This past winter was unusually wet, which means a brief, intense pollen release this … How to exercise during allergy season What is that cough that never goes away? |
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Greater Cleveland ranks poorly as place to live with asthma | cleveland.com
Plain Dealer The Foundation has been ranking metropolitan areas for the past 10 years by assessing asthma prevalence, environmental risks and patient medical utilization rates. The study used a three-point scale to rank each of the 13 factors — "worse than average … |
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Greater Cleveland ranks poorly as place to live with asthma
Plain Dealer The Foundation has been ranking metropolitan areas for the past 10 years by assessing asthma prevalence, environmental risks and patient medical utilization rates. The study used a three-point scale to rank each of the 13 factors — "worse than average … |
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Asthma: Cleveland doctor, federal officials lobby for home visits, repairs to …
Plain Dealer asthma1.jpg Gus Chan, The Plain DealerAkbar Tyler, a healthy-housing manager with the nonprofit group Environmental Health Watch, talks with Velma Lewis about reducing asthma triggers. Tyler has visited 25 Cleveland area homes in the past year under … |
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Local Doctor Says Tylenol Not Good for Asthmatic Kids
Cleveland News – Fox 8 AKRON, Ohio — Asthma is the most common chronic disease in children. In the past 30 years, the number of cases have doubled. An Akron doctor believes there is a link between the breathing disease in children and a popular pain reliever. |
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