ROLE OF TSLP PATHWAY IN THE ORIGIN AND MANAGEMENT OF ASTHMA: A REVIEW

MANAGEMENT

Asthma was a chronic respiratory condition affecting millions worldwide, characterized by airway inflammation, bronchoconstriction, and variable airflow obstruction. Despite advancements in treatment, asthma remained a significant public health concern. This abstract examined current management strategies for asthma, focusing on pharmacological interventions, patient education, and environmental modifications. Inhaler therapy, including bronchodilators and corticosteroids, remained the cornerstone of treatment, with newer biologic therapies offering targeted approaches for severe asthma. However, optimizing asthma management required a multifaceted approach, encompassing patient education, adherence promotion, and identification of triggers. Environmental modifications, such as allergen avoidance and smoking cessation, played a crucial role in reducing exacerbations and improving long-term outcomes. Additionally, personalized asthma action plans empower patients to monitor symptoms and adjust treatment accordingly, fostering self-management and reducing healthcare utilization. Collaborative efforts between healthcare providers, patients, and caregivers were essential to achieving optimal improving the quality of life for those who suffer from asthma and controlling the chronic ailment.

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