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How can a pregnant woman reduce the chance of having an asthma attack?

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How can a pregnant woman reduce the chance of having an asthma attack?

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The American Lung Association recommends a pregnant woman take the following steps to reduce the risk of having an asthma attack during her pregnancy: • Avoid asthma triggers, including tobacco smoke and other irritants. • Continue asthma medications throughout the pregnancy, labor, and delivery, as advised by your physician. • Exercise with moderation (use medication properly if you have exercise-induced asthma and consult your physician before beginning an exercise program). • Make sure to get a flu shot, if you will be in your second or third trimester of pregnancy during the influenza (fall-winter) season.

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