It's called an Asthma Self-Management Action Plan, a detailed step-by-step guide tailor made for your child.

Asthma is a chronic respiratory condition that people can manage with an asthma action plan. The plan explains what medications a person should take, depending on their symptoms.

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The asthma action plan is divided into three zones: green, yellow and red. A child in the green zone has no asthma symptoms, feels well and should continue to take their medications.

The Asthma Action Plan will include how much of the medicine to take and how often. Your plan will also list when to call your child’s doctor if the symptoms are not improving or getting worse.

If you suffer from asthma, it’s important to make sure your action plan is in place and used daily to reduce your chances of getting severely sick from the novel coronavirus.

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The asthma action plan is divided into three zones: green, yellow and red. A child in the green zone has no asthma symptoms, feels well and should continue to take their medications.