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Animal dander, dried skin from pets with fur or feathers, can be a common asthma trigger as long as your child is around pets. However, working to avoid asthma triggers and having your child take asthma medications as prescribed can help reduce your child's asthma symptoms. Treating asthma every dayAsthma symptoms, such as coughing, wheezing, and shortness of breath, vary in each person, including children. And even though your child may not be having symptoms every day, it's important to understand that asthma is still there every day and can flare up. For children who are using their rescue medications more than 2 times a week, daily controller medicines that treat the underlying cause of asthma can help prevent asthma symptoms before they start. You could make a difference in your child's life by:
Together, these steps can help you actively manage your child's asthma so he or she can live a more active life. Possible benefits of asthma control
With better control over your child's asthma, your child could experience differences at home, at school, or at play, such as:
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