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Triggers are things that make your asthma worse. The more you can keep away from your triggers, the better you’ll feel. 

Using an inhaler and spacer properly is important as incorrect use may lead to more asthma flares due to the patient not receiving the full dose of medication. Your child’s provider has prescribed the spacer they feel is important for your child to use with their inhaler, either with or without a mask.

Regular cleaning is recommended to help reduce asthma and allergy triggers, but many store bought products with harsh ingredients/odors can also trigger asthma symptoms.