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Going home plan for children Your child should now be feeling better than when they first came in. They should not need to use the blue salbutamol (reliever) inhaler as much anymore. You can now give your child their usual preventer inhaler every day. Continue to give your child their oral ...

Common asthma triggers Colds or viruses Weather changes Cigarette smoke Air pollution Dust mites Pollen Exercise Useful tips It is important to take your treatment as directed by your doctor or nurse. Remember to bring your medications, spacer and asthma plan with you when you visit your doctor or...

Your name: Asthma or Practice Nurse name: Consultant name: Date issued: Date of next review: How to contact your Asthma Team: 0114 271 7414 Always remember To get the most out of this plan Take a photo, stick it on the fridge Let your school know you have asthma Make sure you have a reliever…...

Unfortunately, waiting times have increased across the country. We are working hard to ensure that children and young people get the care they need as quickly as possible. While you are waiting, you can use any extra time in a positive way to help your child to be healthier before their appointment....

What is wheeze? Wheeze is a whistling noise made in the chest, usually when breathing out. It happens when the airways (tubes carrying air to the lungs) become inflamed and narrowed, this is often due to a viral infection (cough or cold). Wheeze is extremely common in young children. One in three...