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What do I do if I have an asthma attack? Take your reliever inhaler (blue one) immediately. If the reliever has no effect after five to ten minutes, call your doctor or an ambulance or Asthma Helpline if available. Continue to take reliever medication every few minutes until help arrives. Back to top How is asthma treated? Medication can come in the form of inhalers and tablets, although currently inhalers are more common. An inhaler ensures that very small amounts of medication are delivered directly into the lungs. There are a variety of inhalers available. It is important that you use a device that you are comfortable with and can use properly. Your doctor or nurse will advise you on the most appropriate device and should demonstrate how to use it correctly. There are two main types of asthma medication: 1.Reliever medication Reliever inhalers are usually blue colored. They act by opening up the airways causing the muscles to relax and therefore allowing you to breathe more easily.
FAQ: What do I do if I have an asthma attack? Take your reliever inhaler (blue one) immediately. If the reliever has no effect after five to ten minutes, call your doctor or an ambulance or Asthma Helpline if available. Continue to take reliever medication every few minutes until help arrives. Back to top FAQ: How is asthma treated? Medication can come in the form of inhalers and tablets, although currently inhalers are more common. An inhaler ensures that very small amounts of medication are delivered directly into the lungs. There are a variety of inhalers available. It is important that you use a device that you are comfortable with and can use properly. Your doctor or nurse will advise you on the most appropriate device and should demonstrate how to use it correctly. There are two main types of asthma medication: 1.Reliever medication Reliever inhalers are usually blue colored. They act by opening up the airways causing the muscles to relax and therefore allowing you to breathe mor
