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Got It, Hide thisAvoid triggers to prevent an asthma reaction. This resource describes many different types of triggers that might make your asthma worse. Pay attention to your symptoms to find and avoid things that are triggers for you.
dust mite, mold, dander, cockroaches, air filter, climate, exercise, menstrual, chemicals , food additive, cigarette , cough, inhaler, lung congestion
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Rated on: 6/2/2016 12:12:02 PM
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