Some asthma symptoms may develop before you have trouble breathing. Knowing your early warning signs can be helpful so you can begin your asthma treatment as soon as possible. Learn more at aafa.org/asthmacare | Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA)

In our weekly asthma clinics at Royal Free Hospital and Chase Farm Hospital, we provide detailed asthma assessment which includes objective testing for asthma, allergy testing for aeroallergens (which can be triggers for asthma attacks), education on respiratory health and inhaler technique, and 6 to 12 monthly reviews for children with difficult asthma. We work jointly with tertiary respiratory teams for children with complex asthma and transition children over 16 years with difficult asthma to

People with asthma should be supported to manage their condition in all areas of their lives – at home, school/college, and in the community. To help manage asthma effectively, you can follow the four 'asks': Get an asthma action plan in place Understand how to use inhalers correctly Schedule an asthma review – every year and after every attack Consider air quality and its impact on lung health Visit the NHS website for more information on Asthma: https://orlo.uk/P9iqF Did you know? We can colle