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Asthma

Farringdon Parish Council Hampshire Asthma

Helping someone having an asthma attack

Remember, someone who is having an asthma attack can feel distressed and anxious. It’s important to reassure them and help them stay as calm as possible.

Call 999 straight away if they do not have a reliever inhaler with them.

  1. Help them to sit up in a comfortable position.
  2. Help them to use their reliever inhaler, following our asthma attack guidance.
  3. Call 999 if they do not feel better, or if you are worried at any point.