02/09/2026
Asthma management has changed — and spring is the perfect time for an asthma review.🩺
Asthma management isn’t just about relieving symptoms. It’s about treating the underlying airway inflammation.
If you or your child are using a blue puffer (SABA) more than 2 days a week on average, this can be a sign that asthma isn’t well controlled. It’s a good time to book an asthma review with your GP.
With spring starting, hay fever and thunderstorm asthma season are also approaching. Getting asthma well controlled before an outbreak can help reduce the risk of a serious flare-up.
🔵 Why not rely on the blue puffer alone?
A SABA relieves asthma symptoms, but it does not treat the underlying airway inflammation. Relying on it alone can increase the risk of a severe asthma flare-up that may require oral steroids or hospitalisation.
🟢 For people with mild asthma, an anti-inflammatory reliever (AIR) is now the recommended option. It helps relieve symptoms while also treating the inflammation that causes asthma.
Less SABA. More AIR. Better asthma control.
If you haven’t had an asthma review recently, make an appointment with your GP at Eleanor Clinic.