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Rules of Two
- Does he take his “quick relief (rescue/reliever) inhaler” more than two times a week?
- Does she awaken at night with asthma symptoms more than two times a month?
- Do you refill his “quick relief (rescue/reliever) inhaler” more than two times a year?
If you answered “Yes” to any of these questions, your child’s asthma
is NOT UNDER CONTROL. Talk to your doctor about your asthma!
The Rules of TwoTM is a registered trademark of the Baylor Health Care System
Good Asthma Control Means:
- Sleeping through the night without cough, shortness of breath or wheezing.
- No time off from school or work due to asthma.
- Full participation in all physical activities.
- No unplanned doctors’ visits for asthma care (Wording might need some work)
- No emergency room visits or stays in the hospital due to asthma.
- Few or no side effects from your medicines
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