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Asthma diagnosis and spirometry testing | What to do if you think you have asthma?

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Asthma diagnosis and spirometry testing | What to do if you think you have asthma?

Do you or your loved ones think you might have asthma?

Narelle Williamson, registered nurse, Asthma & Respiratory Educator and Senior Clinical Consultant for the National Asthma Council Australia is here to answer your questions.

Narelle explains the symptoms of asthma, getting diagnosed and what spirometry testing is.

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