Asthma at Work
Many people find that their asthma symptoms get worse at work. This can be due to cleaning sprays, house dust mites, small particles in the air, or even working outdoor if you experience hay fever.
Gardening With Asthma And Hayfever
Get your green fingers back with our Gardening with Asthma resources!
Asthma in the Home
Many asthma triggers can be found in the home. As we spend up to 90% of our time indoors, this can have a significant impact on asthma symptoms.
Asthma & Exercise
Exercise is an important part of a healthy lifestyle. This is especially true for people with asthma, as exercise can help improve lung capacity and reduce asthma symptoms.
Asthma & Pregnancy
Speak to your doctor, nurse or midwife about how you can keep your symptoms under control during pregnancy and labour. This is also a good time to update your Asthma Action Plan, or create one with your healthcare professional.
Asthma & Study
If you have asthma and are getting ready to sit an exam this year, it is important that you get your symptoms under control as early as possible.
Asthma & Older People
People are often surprised to find out they’ve developed asthma later in life but it’s not unusual. Regardless of your age, it's important to ensure your asthma is well looked after and under control.
Asthma & Festivals
With good planning and common sense there is no reason why asthma, rhinitis or allergies should interfere with your experience at concerts and music festivals.
