Uncontrolled Asthma Guide

What is the goal of asthma treatment?

Being diagnosed with asthma should not be viewed as an end but more of a jumping off point. It is… [more]

How do I know if my asthma symptoms are controlled?

Once you start taking medications, your asthma symptoms should improve. However, this is a work in progress: while some people… [more]

What are the long-term effects of uncontrolled asthma?

Having asthma that is not controlled can be bothersome and sometimes downright scary. If you have to limit your activity… [more]

How do I know if my asthma control medication is working?

If you have any type of persistent asthma, the doctor will likely prescribe you two types of medications: fast-acting or… [more]

What can I do if my asthma is not under control?

If you are taking asthma control medications but you are still experiencing significant asthma symptoms, it may be time for… [more]

What changes can a doctor make that may help control my asthma symptoms?

One thing your doctor can do is change the schedule or dosage of your currently prescribed asthma control medications. Increasing… [more]

How do I talk to my doctor about my uncontrolled asthma?

When you visit your doctor to talk about your uncontrolled asthma symptoms, it is a good idea to bring with… [more]

Last modified January 31st, 2009

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