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- Some tamariki get asthma symptoms between asthma attacks. These symptoms are called interval symptoms. If your child has lots of interval symptoms, they may need a regular preventer inhaler. Or, they may need an increase or a change in their asthma treatment. Talk to your doctor.
Spacers For Asthma Inhalers
A spacer is a clear plastic tube that helps deliver asthma medicine to the right place. Younger tamariki may need help to use a spacer, but as they grow older, they will be able to use a spacer themselves.Asthma Attacks In Children
Many tamariki have only mild asthma. But any child with asthma can have a severe, life-threatening attack. Find out about the symptoms of an asthma attack and what to do if your child does have an asthma attack.Asthma Medicines For Children
There are different types of medicines to treat asthma in tamariki (children). The medicines your child needs will depend on their symptoms and how often they get them. Ask your health professional to fill out an asthma action plan for your child so you know what medicines they need to take and when.Managing Asthma In Children & Young People
In a series of videos, high school students talk about managing asthma, playing sport and what to do when they have an asthma attack.Prednisone For An Asthma Attack
Information for parents and carers about the use of prednisone for an asthma attack.Prednisolone For An Asthma Attack
Information for parents and carers about the use of prednisolone for an asthma attack.Montelukast For Asthma
Information about the use of montelukast for the prevention of asthma.Asthma In Children
Asthma is a condition that leads to narrowing of the airways of the lungs. Symptoms include wheeze, cough and difficulty breathing.