Childhood Asthma

Asthma affects as many as 10% to 12% of children in the U.S. and it’s numbers are growing. Symptoms include trouble sleeping, wheezing, difficulty breathing, frequent coughing and others. If you’re suspicious your child may have asthma, see your doctor for an official diagnosis. Your child may be prescribed an inhaler and other medications. Read more about asthma in kids here.

Tips on Asthma and School Transportation

When your child has asthma, it can be scary to send them off each day to school. Asthma and school transportation is an especially frightening time for the child’s parent. Here is what can be done to help ensure your child’s safety.

Detecting Asthma in Toddlers

Detecting asthma in toddlers can be a hard task for many parents. Asthma symptoms in children often disguises itself as other conditions such as an upper respiratory infection. There are specific signs and symptoms to look for that will help determine if your child has asthma.

Do Children Grow Out of Asthma?

Finding out that your child has asthma is hard for any parent to hear. Although they have this condition, there is hope for them on the other side. If your child has asthma, find out how the condition will affect them as they grow, and if it will follow them though their adult years.
Pediatric Asthma Protocols

Pediatric Asthma Protocols

Asthma is a respiratory condition where a person gets bouts of labored breathing along with wheezing. Age is not a factor as children get asthma too. Read on for more information about this condition and pediatric asthma protocols for treatment and control.
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