A nebuliser is a machine used to change liquid medication into a vapour that you can inhale. It works by pumping pressurised air through the liquid to form a fi

Understanding asthma triggers for your child can help to reduce the risk of an asthma attack

Asthma attacks need urgent emergency first aid. In an emergency, always call triple zero (000).

Navigating treatment options for mild asthma includes practical considerations, shared decision-making and treatment guidelines.

Asthma medicines can be classified as relievers, which work quickly to help with symptoms, and preventers, which help in the long run to reduce airway inflammation. Find out more about asthma medicines.

Read about the latest information on asthma management, treatment, medications and the updated version of the Asthma Australia Handbook. Learn more here.

It’s common to have concerns when living with asthma, especially when your experience lifestyle changes. We answer your concerns on changing asthma medications, pregnancy and allergic reactions.

How to use a metered dose inhaler (puffer) with a spacer for children

How to stick to your asthma medications Ask your doctor, pharmacist or asthma educator about the role of each of your medications. Ask them for written ins

Most asthma medicines are inhaled through the mouth using a handheld device called an inhaler or puffer.