Taking control
You may not realise if you have poor control of your asthma, because you may have adapted your lifestyle to your symptoms. In fact, you may have become so used to experiencing symptoms each day that you no longer question them. That’s why it’s important to learn how to control your asthma, so that it doesn’t affect how you live your life.
On this page you will find useful information ranging from understanding how asthma may be affecting your life, to questions to ask your doctor and advice on how to achieve your goals when living with asthma. Images are used for illustrative purposes only.
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Asthma & wellbeingRead moreAsthma & wellbeing
Whether you have to juggle family and work or you’ve recently received bad news, dealing with the challenges of everyday life can take its toll. But if you’re living with asthma, the stress and anxiety this causes can be a trigger for your symptoms.
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Rethink your controlRead moreRethink your control
What does control over your asthma mean to you? GSK, Global Medical Expert and respiratory physician Dr Neil Martin says challenging your management of your condition is an important step to taking control and living the life you want.
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Asthma & activityRead moreAsthma & Activity
Avoiding exercise? If you’re looking after your asthma well, regular physical activity can actually help improve asthma symptoms. Learn how to increase your activity level in a way that’s right for you.
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Asthma & wellbeingRead more
Whether you have to juggle family and work or you’ve recently received bad news, dealing with the challenges of everyday life can take its toll. But if you’re living with asthma, the stress and anxiety this causes can be a trigger for your symptoms.
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Rethink your controlRead more
What does control over your asthma mean to you? GSK, Global Medical Expert and respiratory physician Dr Neil Martin says challenging your management of your condition is an important step to taking control and living the life you want.
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Asthma & activityRead more
Avoiding exercise? If you’re looking after your asthma well, regular physical activity can actually help improve asthma symptoms. Learn how to increase your activity level in a way that’s right for you.