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Wheezing & Asthma in Infants, Preschoolers & Teenagers

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Teri16
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Posted 6/4/2005 5:44 PM (GMT -6)
People have asked me if their children will outgrow their asthma? In this article they try to address this question. tongue

"A new approach to wheezing in infants and preschoolers. Second of two parts: Toward a more effective treatment"
"Children older than 6 years and still wheezing have a greater likelihood that their asthma is atopic. Studies show that at least half of these children will see their asthma resolve in adulthood.9"
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Teri16
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Posted 6/16/2005 11:11 PM (GMT -6)
"Asthma May Be Linked to Teenage Behavior Problems"

"Asthma in childhood may cause development of internalizing symptoms in adolescence," study author Dr. Rosa Alati told Reuters Health. Examples of internalizing behavior include excessive crying, feelings of worthlessness, sulking, anxiousness, lack of involvement with others, and feelings of guilt."
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