What are the treatment procedure for asthma management?  Among them which treatment procedure are the best and explain why

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Q: Which of the diseases listed below are classified as COPD? There are others that don't appear here,…

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Q: Bronchoconstriction

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Q: asthma exaplne a  specific pathological condition ( the pathophysiology of Asthma and how it is…

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