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Blog Post CommentYou send out waaaaaaaaay too many emails.
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Blog Post CommentHi, Tomek, You can control the level of emails you receive from our community. Take a moment and update your preferences to see just what you want to see. Hover over your user name and then select "Notifications." If you are on a mobile device, click the menu icon (3 horizontal bars) on the left to pop out the menu. Then click on your user name, then "Notifications." If you are having trouble finding it, use this link . You can choose to be notified of AAFA blog posts, events, when someone...
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Blog Post CommentAfter having asthma literally since the day I was born, having it uncontrolled for 33 years and after having been put on a ventilator and having my heart stop for 7 minutes with my last attack my Dr put me on Nucala and to say it has been life changing is completely true. I was using two inhalers in a month and now I have had the same inhaler for about 6 months. I hardly ever have to use it anymore. I am so beyond thankful for the advancements they have made with asthma. There has not been...
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Blog Post CommentWhat is the appropriate course one can do to care for asthmatics On Thu, May 19, 2022, 19:51 Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America < support@aafa.org> wrote:
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Blog Post Comment❤️Wow, Mary, thanks for sharing your experience with Nucala. That's a dramatic and wonderful change!
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Blog Post CommentWelcome, @dama . We're glad you found us with your questions. AAFA Offers Free Online Course for Severe Asthma is a place to start, Sign up to take the course at aafa.org/severeasthmacare . If you would like to learn about the basics of managing asthma first, take our ASTHMA Care for Adults course . Some shorter resources are Asthma Diagnosis and developing your Action Plan . Is this a course for you personally or for those you care for? Please post a question in the Asthma Support...
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Blog Post CommentSevere eosinophilic asthma which level of eosinophil percent and IgE levels to be considered the type of biological agents given
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Blog Post Comment❤️I’ve had severe asthma all my life. My pulmonary doctor marrow it down to allergies that were triggering my asthma. So now I take Xolair twice a month and I only take trelegy twice a day, no emergency inhaler needed. My life now, is way better!
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Blog Post Comment❤️👍Good information, but talking with doctors is not as easy as it sounds. It seems that asthma doctors prefer different treatments for their patients and they are not very receptive to comments from patients. It is especially difficult if one has had a good doctor for a long time and has to switch to a new doctor, they do not like to continue the same treatment the patient was getting even if successful. It is difficult because there is not and end to asthma treatments.
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Blog Post Comment👍Wonderful post!! Thanks for sharing. Would you have any research articles to suggest about eosinophilic asthma patients when they withdraw from the biologics? Asthma is a life threatening disease, and many patients are not aware of it and do not have conditions to treat it.
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Blog Post CommentMy son's doctor wants to start Xolair for my 12 yo who has severe asthma and allergies to Dust, Peanuts and Treenuts.After the recent blood tests he has concluded that my son has both allergic and eosinophilic asthma(Eosinophills = 700s range in the test),I understand that Xolair will help both his allergies and eosinophillic asthma but I am also a little apprehensive because of the black box warning for anaphylaxis that Xolair has ....any advice !
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Blog Post CommentVery informative. I would appreciate more on this topic.