Your quick-relief inhaler should always be within reach. It helps manage sudden asthma symptoms or attacks.
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If you're on a controller medication take it regularly—even while traveling—to prevent flare-ups.
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Carry oral corticosteroids if your doctor recommends them for emergencies or if you have severe asthma.
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If allergies trigger your asthma, bring antihistamines or other prescribed allergy medicines to reduce exposure-related symptoms.
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A portable nebulizer or spacer ensures proper delivery of asthma medication, especially for individuals who may have difficulty using an inhaler.
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