management of asthma

What is the Role of Monitoring and Regular Follow-up?

Regular monitoring and follow-up with the healthcare provider are crucial for:
Assessing asthma control
Adjusting medications as needed
Ensuring proper inhaler technique
Reviewing and updating the Asthma Action Plan

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