ASTHMA BEHAVING BADLY?

ASTHMA BEHAVING BADLY?

ASTHMA BEHAVING BADLY?

SO, YOU HAVE ASTHMA, BUT YOUR SYMPTOMS ARE STILL NOT CONTROLLED WITH YOUR CURRENT MEDICATION

For some people with uncontrolled asthma, there's a reason asthma keeps misbehaving, and it may not be what you think. It could be related to eosinophils.

What are eosinophils?

What are eosinophils?

Eosinophils (e-o-SIN-o-phils) are a type of white blood cell. Too many eosinophils can be associated with inflammation and asthma symptoms.

Not an actual representation
of an eosinophil.

 e-o-SIN-o-phils

Understand your asthma control

Complete the Asthma Impairment and Risk Questionnaire (AIRQ®) and discuss your score with your doctor to help develop an asthma management plan that is best for you.

Asthma Control Questionnaire
Asthma Control Questionnaire

There may be ways to get a better handle on your asthma

If you've tried different treatments but your symptoms are still getting in the way, you may want to ask your doctor about what type of asthma you have. Understanding your specific asthma type can be one of the first steps to controlling it.

Not all asthma is the same

Want to see how too many eosinophils may impact your asthma?

 

There may be ways to get a better handle on your asthma

If you’ve tried different treatments but your symptoms are still getting in the way, you may want to ask your doctor about what type of asthma you have. Understanding your specific asthma type can be one of the first steps to controlling it.

Not all asthma is the same

Want to see how too many eosinophils may impact your asthma?