Schedule an “asthma-only” office visit.
Come prepared. Bring all of your medicines, spacer and any questions you may have. Tell your doctor about any asthma symptoms you have had. Keep a diary of your symptoms and show it to your doctor. Ask your doctor what you should do if your asthma flares up. Tell your doctor if you do not understand his or her instructions. Talk to your doctor about asthma triggers and ways to avoid them. Talk to your doctor about your medicines. Make sure you know:
The names of your medicines How to use them When to take them How they make you feel
Talk to your doctor about an Asthma Action Plan for treating asthma.
Schedule an “asthma-only” office visit.
Come prepared. Bring all of your medicines, spacer and any questions you may have. Tell your doctor about any asthma symptoms you have had. Keep a diary of your symptoms and show it to your doctor. Ask your doctor what you should do if your asthma flares up. Tell your doctor if you do not understand his or her instructions. Talk to your doctor about asthma triggers and ways to avoid them. Talk to your doctor about your medicines. Make sure you know:
The names of your medicines How to use them When to take them How they make you feel
Talk to your doctor about an Asthma Action Plan for treating asthma.
Schedule an “asthma-only” office visit.
Come prepared. Bring all of your medicines, spacer and any questions you may have. Tell your doctor about any asthma symptoms you have had. Keep a diary of your symptoms and show it to your doctor. Ask your doctor what you should do if your asthma flares up. Tell your doctor if you do not understand his or her instructions. Talk to your doctor about asthma triggers and ways to avoid them. Talk to your doctor about your medicines. Make sure you know:
The names of your medicines How to use them When to take them How they make you feel
Talk to your doctor about an Asthma Action Plan for treating asthma.
Schedule an “asthma-only” office visit.
Come prepared. Bring all of your medicines, spacer and any questions you may have.
Tell your doctor about any asthma symptoms you have had.
Keep a diary of your symptoms and show it to your doctor.
Ask your doctor what you should do if your asthma flares up.
Tell your doctor if you do not understand his or her instructions.
Talk to your doctor about asthma triggers and ways to avoid them.
Talk to your doctor about your medicines. Make sure you know:
The names of your medicines
How to use them
When to take them
How they make you feel
Talk to your doctor about an Asthma Action Plan for treating asthma.
The names of your medicines
How to use them
When to take them
How they make you feel
