Asthma Score | What does control mean? | Talking to your doctor?

	What does control mean? Why maintaining control is important Tips for asthma control Monitoring Medications Controlling the triggers Smoking and asthma What is asthma? Talking to your doctor? What your doctor will ask you Tips for talking with your doctor Print this page Remember to update your SMS or Email Reminder preferences to receive notification of your Asthma Score Rewards. Your doctor can help you take control of your asthma by using the Asthma Score. Firstly your doctor will be able to easily assess your asthma control. Next, your doctor can work out how well your current medication is working and whether different medication may be better for your asthma. A change in medication could completely remove the 'worry' of asthma from your life. Doing your Asthma Score and visiting your doctor can lead to better asthma control and possibly a life free from asthma symptoms. What your doctor will ask you Tips for talking with your doctor

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