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An overview of asthma management in children and adults INTRODUCTION The main goals of asthma management are to optimize control of asthma symptoms, reduce the risk of asthma exacerbations, and preserve lung function while minimizing medication adverse effects. It is expected that a person with well-controlled asthma should be able to participate in normal daily activities including sleep, work, school, play, and sports without limitation due to breathing. The four essential components of asthma management are patient education, minimizing exposure to asthma triggers, monitoring for…
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