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Recurrent or persistent cough (especially
during the night or after physical exercise). |
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Wheeze, difficulty breathing or shortness
of breath. |
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Feeling of pressure and tightness
in the chest. |
It is not necessarily to have all of the above symptoms
to be asthmatic. For example, some children with mild
asthma may not wheeze, and in most cases, cough is the
only noticeable symptom. There is no need to worry if
your child suffers from asthma. To help you manage your
child's asthma more effectively, let our asthma prevention
ambassador, Zabet,
share with you the "five steps to healthy living", specially
designed for asthmatic children!
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