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• Signs of an Asthma Attack
• Assess Your Asthma Symptoms

Medical ReferenceRelated to Asthma

1. Asthma Treatments for Children
   
   Learn more from WebMD about asthma treatments for children, including nebulizers, inhalers, and more.
   
2. Treating Asthma in Children
   
   WebMD provides an overview of asthma treatments for children.
   
3. Asthma in Children: 12 Questions to Ask Your Doctor
   
   Your child’s doctor is a vital resource for all your questions about asthma in children. WebMD provides a list of key questions to ask at your next appointment.
   
4. What Is Allergic Asthma?
   
   Learn more about allergic asthma, what causes it, the symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention.
   
5. Treatment Options for Allergy-Triggered Asthma
   
   If you're one of the millions of Americans who have allergic asthma, treatments can help you live a full and active life.
   
6. Exercising When You Have Allergic Asthma
   
   Exercise is good for you, and you can exercise safely, even with allergic asthma. A little planning is all it takes to help you breathe easier and stay in shape.
   
7. Allergy Tests and Asthma
   
   Allergy tests can find the exact cause of your allergy and asthma symptoms. Learn more about allergy tests.
   
8. Managing Your Child's Asthma at School
   
   If your child has asthma, it's important that his school knows how to recognize and treat symptoms. WebMD explains how to put together an asthma action plan to make sure your child is safe at school.
   
9. Asthma and Sulfite Allergies
   
   WebMD explains the risks of sulfite allergies for people with asthma -- and some tips for preventing a life-threatening allergic reaction.
   
10. Asthma Prevention When You Have Allergies
    
    Learn more from WebMD about avoiding some of the most common allergens to prevent asthma with allergies.