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This was the thought behind the hugely creative campaign by Westminster Council, Hubbub (a UK-based charity that creates environmental campaigns), and CommonWorks, a Design and Technology studio

Treating asthma usually involves a comprehensive plan of action that includes: reducing exposure to triggers tracking and monitoring symptoms taking asthma medications Asthma medications typically involve a combination of quick-relief and long-term control medications: quick-relief medications that you take at the first sign of symptoms controller medications that help prevent mucus and swelling combination medications that offer both quick relief and long-term control biologics that target mucus and swelling at the cellular level for specific asthma subtypes In addition to an antihistamine, your asthma medication might include: bronchodilators to relax and open the airways inhaled or oral corticosteroids to reduce mucus and swelling combined medications that have a corticosteroid and bronchodilator anticholinergics to prevent muscle tightening targeted therapies such as biologics (monoclonal antibodies) given by injection or IV for some subtypes of asthma antibiotics to treat infections that lead to an asthma flare Another potential treatment for allergic asthma is allergen immunotherapy (AIT)
