Looking for more asthma information?

Discover a variety of helpful tools and resources to learn more about managing your asthma.

Once you have your Asthma Action Plan and any medications your doctor prescribed, there is nothing more you need to do.

Keeping your doctor informed about your condition is an important way to measure your progress.

The whole point of setting asthma treatment goals is to measure your progress to see what's working in your Asthma Action Plan and what isn't. That's why it's so important to give your doctor regular updates on how you're doing.

Stay in touch to stay on track.

Following up on your Asthma Action Plan is an important way to measure your progress against the goals that you and your doctor set. It’s also a great way to keep building the partnership with your doctor or asthma specialist.

Make the most of each visit by using the following tools to let your doctor know
which parts of your plan are working and which parts your doctor may need to adjust:

Adobe Acrobat Asthma record [PDF: 408 KB, 1 page]
Print and complete this record to share information about symptom frequency or lifestyle interruptions, or to ask questions about your medications.

Adobe Acrobat Symptom diary [PDF: 456 KB, 1 page]
Print and record daily symptom activity to chart your progress.

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Looking for more asthma information?

Once you have your Asthma Action Plan and any medications your doctor prescribed, there is nothing more you need to do.

Keeping your doctor informed about your condition is an important way to measure your progress.

Stay in touch to stay on track.

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