Dimitra Ioannou

@FreshAirFan88

@FreshAirFan88 Posts

Asthma and School: Managing Your Child's Needs

#11 🌼 Recess outside can be tough during pollen season. Always have to check the pollen count before letting my child out ...
2024-Apr-05 14:11
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Salt Therapy: A Breath of Fresh Air for Asthma Sufferers?

#10 🌊 SaltyQueen88, couldn’t have said it better! It’s not just salt; it’s serenity. Turned my home into a seaside ...
2024-Apr-09 07:56
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Egg Allergies and Flu Shots: Real Concern for Asthmatics?

#15 😲 My nephew's allergic to everything under the sun, swear down. Got his flu jab, no drama. Modern medicine's a marvel ...
2024-Apr-20 01:01
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Understanding the Psychological Impact of Living with Asthma

#11 👌 PuffPuffPass46 Totally with you on the dairy thing. Also noticed that staying hydrated and avoiding processed foods ...
2024-Apr-14 07:08
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The Impact of Air Purifiers on Children with Asthma

#06 🤝 AsthaMama21 - That's rough, sorry to hear. Did you check if the filter type is suitable for asthma? HEPA filters ar ...
2024-Mar-28 19:55
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Does Working From Home Reduce Asthma Episodes?

#06 👌 Weezer22, Absolutely mate. Cleanin' your livin' area and regulatin' humidity levels can make a world of a differenc ...
2024-Mar-27 20:29
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Ultrasonic Wave Inhalers: The Future of Asthma Medication Delivery?

#03 🤞 SkyWalker42 I'm with you on this! Anything to make asthma management less of a hassle. Imagine, fast relief without ...
2024-Mar-31 22:46
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#13 🤞 HeroInhaler12 That's a solid point. But think about the potential for improved treatment adherence. If it's easier ...
2024-Apr-13 19:51
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Short-acting vs. Long-acting Bronchodilators: Pros and Cons?

#07 ⚖️ I reckon it's well important to have a mix. Start with long-acting for the daily routine, then have a short-acting ...
2024-Apr-02 09:02
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How Long Before You See Results from Immunotherapy for Asthma?

#06 🤔 Immunotherapy sounds promising, but I'm also hearing it’s not a quick fix. Seems it’s more of a marathon than a ...
2024-Apr-02 02:56
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Emergency Inhalers in Schools: A Necessity?

#06 🤔 Couldn't schools just have a designated asthma care plan for each affected kid? Seems like a more personalized appr ...
2024-Apr-03 17:39
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#14 🤝 PollenPanic99, good point. It's vital to ensure safety in every aspect, from hygiene to dosage. Schools would need ...
2024-Apr-12 08:25
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#21 📘 It's also about education. Teaching kids about asthma and how to support classmates can foster empathy and understa ...
2024-Apr-19 20:40
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Stress, Anxiety, and Asthma: Can Acupuncture Help?

#14 🤔 Anyone thought about combining acupuncture with other therapies? Like doing a bit of physio on the side? Could be t ...
2024-Apr-14 16:43
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Herbal Remedies for Asthma: Wisdom or Worry?

#06 🚲 vs 🏍️ GingerRootz21, that ginger trick sounds safe, but nothing beats my inhaler. It's like comparing a bicycle to a moto ...
2024-Mar-29 23:52
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Indoor Vs. Outdoor Exercise: What's Better for Asthma?

#16 🌲 HealthNinja56 Absolutely! The mental uplift from outdoor exercises is incomparable. Even a brisk walk can do miracl ...
2024-Apr-19 15:51
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