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Things asthma often describes (“asthma ________”)
drugs, treatment, united, syndrome, medications, hay, therapy, medication, drug, xanthines, susceptibility, attack, management, effects, cigarettes, effect, update, preventive, agents, therapies, eczema, triggers, essentials, cigarette, control, death, mortality, varieties, trial, powders, rhinitis, crystals, controls, type, fever, severity, attacks, example
How asthma often is described (“________ asthma”)
bronchial, severe, acute, chronic, induced, occupational, allergic, mild, cardiac, spasmodic, persistent, nocturnal, extrinsic, intrinsic, moderate, fatal, atopic, dependent, intractable, true, pediatric, onset, sensitive, nervous, stable, experimental, adult, clinical, intermittent, resistant, uncomplicated, thymic, related, perennial, threatening, seasonal, exerciseinduced, symptomatic, uncontrolled, called, nonallergic, variant, infectious, recurrent, standing, infective, refractory, episodic, bronchitic, renal, humid, nonatopic, brittle, controlled, mediated, diagnosed, humoral, asymptomatic, maternal, unstable, psychogenic, existing, idiopathic, infantile, feline, intolerant, associated, concomitant, hysterical, dyspeptic, pulmonary, paroxysmal, convulsive
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