Title: 13 Symptoms of Asthma during Pregnancy, Safe Medications & Treatments
Headings: Asthma during Pregnancy Symptoms, Safe Medications, and Triggers
Asthma during Pregnancy Symptoms, Safe Medications, and Triggers
Facts about and Definition of Asthma during Pregnancy
Your Asthma Action Plan during Pregnancy
What Are the Symptoms and Triggers of Asthma?
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What Should I Do If I'm Pregnant and Have a Severe Asthma Attack?
How Is Asthma during Pregnancy Treated?
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Which Asthma Medications Are Safe to Use During Pregnancy?
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Which Medications Treat and Manage Asthma during Pregnancy?
Control and Preventive Medications
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Content: Avoid exposure to your asthma triggers. This might improve your symptoms and reduce the amount of medication you have to take. If you smoke, quit. Smoking can harm you and your fetus. Avoid being around others who are smoking; secondhand smoke can trigger an asthma attack. Secondhand smoke also can cause asthma and other health problems in your children. If you have symptoms of gastroesophageal reflux (for example, heartburn ), avoid eating large meals or lying down after eating. Stay away from people who have a cold, the flu, or other infection. Avoid things you are allergic to.