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Living with respiratory conditions

Mucus build-up: What helps you clear your airways?

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avatar NannieAnn

Living with asthma

Asthma: How do you keep your home as dust-free as possible?

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Living with asthma

How do you stay calm during an asthma attack?

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Living with asthma

Salt therapy for asthma

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Living with asthma

Does asthma run in your family?

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Living with asthma

Asthma: What bothers you the most in your daily life?

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avatar Weemamma

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Living with asthma

Is the rising cost of living affecting your asthma?

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avatar LizziB

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Living with asthma

What is your asthma story? Let's share!

avatar Somya.P

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avatar KrazyKhick

Living with asthma

Asthma Research Survey

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avatar Somya.P

Living with asthma

Left my asthma inhaler at home, any tips?

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avatar Somya.P

Go to the nearest Chemist and seek help, they can do a lot for you and contact your GP in an emergency. It is better than ending up in A&E!

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Living with asthma

Dizziness can be a symptom of allergies

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avatar LizziB

Living with respiratory conditions

After Advice

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Living with asthma

pollution aggravated my asthma

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avatar JazzyC

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Living with asthma

What are your asthma triggers?

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avatar Nadine5

avatar Roo1978

Living with asthma

Better designed inhaler?

avatar NannasGirl1982

avatar LizziB

Living with asthma

Storm asthma: Let's talk about it!

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Living with respiratory conditions

Chronic asthma, and copd, emphysema

avatar Berthe.N

Living with respiratory conditions

Respiratory conditions: What is your story?

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Living with asthma

Do you exercise with asthma? Share your advice and tips!

avatar Roo1978

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Treatments for asthma

Nucala (mepolizumab) injections for severe asthma: Experience, opinions, advice?

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