Abstract
Asthma can be a destructive disease over time, resulting in partially irreversible obstruction. Early intervention is essential, and preventive strategies are preferred to treatment for flare-ups. These strategies include intensive patient education and constant monitoring of airflow as well as effective pharmacotherapy and management of concomitant disorders and side effects. Because allergy is a component in half or more of patients, consultation with an allergist is recommended. New agents for both oral use and inhalation are either in development or will soon be available.
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