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Asthma

Child Healh Advice

Is your child sick? Find out when to call the doctor and when to treat at home.

My child has… ------------------------------------------ Asthma Swollen Lymph Nodes Fever Rash, Newborn Spider Bite Insect Bites Mouth Ulcers Tick Bite Eye Pus Constipation Finger Toe Injury Stools Blood Splinter Umbilical Cord Problems Cough Bee Stings Sore Throat Immunization Reactions Ear Ache Sinus Pain OTHER TOPICS…

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• Odessa Brown Children's Clinic
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• Asthma Power for Parents

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• What's the Difference Between Rescue and Controller Medications?
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• Wheezing and Asthma in Infants
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Children's provides health care for the special needs of children regardless of race, sex, creed, ethnicity or disability.
Financial assistance for medically necessary services is based on family income and hospital resources and is provided
to children under age 21 whose primary residence is Washington, Alaska, Montana and Idaho.