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    Inhaled budesonide at doses of 800 μg/day for six or more months was associated with alteration of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis response to ACTH stimulation in 3 out of 20 severe asthmatic children. Signs of asthma include frequent wheezing more than once a month, activity-induced cough or wheeze, coughing at night without viral infections, absence of seasonal variation in wheezing, and symptoms persisting after age 3 or worsening with triggers like allergens, exercise, infections, or tobacco smoke. Diagnosis is supported if symptoms improve with asthma medication.

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    Inhaled budesonide at doses of 800 μg/day for six or more months was associated with alteration of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis response to ACTH stimulation in 3 out of 20 severe asthmatic children. Signs of asthma include frequent wheezing more than once a month, activity-induced cough or wheeze, coughing at night without viral infections, absence of seasonal variation in wheezing, and symptoms persisting after age 3 or worsening with triggers like allergens, exercise, infections, or tobacco smoke. Diagnosis is supported if symptoms improve with asthma medication.

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    Frequent Episodes of Wheezing-More Than Once A Month

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    Inhaled budesonide at doses of 800 μg/day for six or more months was associated with alteration of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis response to ACTH stimulation in 3 out of 20 severe asthmatic children. Signs of asthma include frequent wheezing more than once a month, activity-induced cough or wheeze, coughing at night without viral infections, absence of seasonal variation in wheezing, and symptoms persisting after age 3 or worsening with triggers like allergens, exercise, infections, or tobacco smoke. Diagnosis is supported if symptoms improve with asthma medication.

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    ***budesonida inhalada en dosis de 800 g/da por seis o ms meses, se asoci con alteracin de la

    respuesta del eje hipotlamo-hipfisis-suprarrenal a la estimulacin con ACTH en 3 de 20 nios asmticos


    severos.

    Consider asthma if any of the following signs or symptoms are present:


    Frequent episodes of wheezingmore than once a month.

    Activity-induced cough or wheeze.


    Cough particularly at night during periods without viral infections.
    Absence of seasonal variation in wheeze.
    Symptoms that persist after age 3.
    Symptoms occur or worsen in the presence of:
    Aeroallergens (house dust mites, companion animals, cockroach, fungi)
    Exercise
    Pollen
    Respiratory (viral) infections
    Strong emotional expression
    Tobacco smoke The childs colds repeatedly go to the chest or take more than 10 days to clear up.

    Symptoms improve when asthma medication is given.

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