Asthma remains a serious illness and if you are at all concerned that your asthma is getting worse you should ask for an emergency appointment with your doctor or nurse. Please make it clear to reception staff that you are asthmatic when you phone.

Two of our practice nurses have specialist asthma qualifications. They run clinics in order that asthma may be assessed, advice offered, queries answered and correct treatment ensured.

Patients on asthma medication should be seen at least once a year in the asthma clinic for a check-up with the nurse.

If you have been asked to complete an Asthma form, please use the form below and submit back to us via mkccg.npmcmail@nhs.net 

The following factsheets, available from Patient UK give information and advice on a variety of asthma related topics:

What is asthma; who does it affect?

Management of Adult Asthma

Management of Childhood Asthma Medicines inside inhalers; types of inhaler devices Peak Flow Meter

Further information: NHS Direct Index of conditions

Asthma UK- an independent UK charity dedicated to conquering asthma.  It funds research, offers help and advice, and campaigns for a better deal for people with asthma

Asthma UK - All about Asthma

Asthma UK - https://www.asthma.org.uk/advice

Patient Information - http://patient.info/health/asthma-leaflet

Patient Information - http://patient.info/heatlth/asthma-peak-flow-mete