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Asma bronquial; Asma inducido por el ejercicio
Los síntomas de asma se pueden reducir sustancialmente evitando los desencadenantes y las sustancias que irritan las vías respiratorias.
Las personas con asma también deben evitar en lo posible la contaminación atmosférica, los polvos industriales y otros vapores irritantes.
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