Group - Living Well With Asthma

A one-two punch for better living - In order to prevent attacks, two things are important. When both are optimally applied, you can lower the possibility of an asthma attack to nearly zero. When you, or your loved one starts feeling some symptoms, stop and take note of where you are. Common triggers of asthma include changes of temperature, dust, pollen, animal dander and chemicals. Attacks become more likely for some after eating peanuts or eggs or seafood. The right drugs to keep you happy - When an attack occurs, there is medication available to reverse the symptoms.