How could lls management be improved

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Question: She describes her asthma as "mild." Except during the spring, her daytime symptoms occur less than once/week and she does not have nocturnal symptoms. Each spring, her symptoms worsen, and she requires albuterol 3-4x/day. During springtime she takes a nonprescription antihistamine which offers some relief. How could LL's management be improved?

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