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Doesn't improve with oral steroids.

Has a peak flow in the Red Zone, and still decreasing.

Needs the rescue inhaler more often than every three hours.

 

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American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology

In the Encyclopedia:

Occupational asthma
Wheezing

This article was reviewed and updated June 2007.

 

Wed, Jan 7, 2009



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