Asthma – symptoms, types, and how to manage it

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😮‍💨 Is your child’s asthma still flaring up — even with daily medication? Dr. Sanjiv Godse, pediatric pulmonologist at Connecticut Children’s, shares what might be triggering your child’s symptoms — and when it’s time to see a lung specialist. 🩺 At our Severe Asthma Clinic, we take a deeper look. From advanced treatments to uncovering environmental and social triggers, our team helps families get answers — and relief. 💖 See how we’re helping kids across Connecticut breathe easier: https://bi

If your child has asthma, an asthma action plan is one of the most important tools you can have. It’s a step-by-step guide created by your child’s doctor that tells you what symptoms to watch for, which medications to use, and when to seek medical help. In this video, our team explains how the plan’s color-coded zones work: 💚 Green Zone: No symptoms. Daily controller medications keep airway inflammation down. 💛 Yellow Zone: Early signs like a dry or nighttime cough. Time to start quick-relief