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How to Manage Asthma in Children?

Managing asthma in children involves:
Identifying and avoiding asthma triggers
Using inhalers and other prescribed medications
Regular monitoring of lung function
Developing an asthma action plan
Providing education on proper inhaler technique and symptom monitoring

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