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Key Information

  • An asthma group clinic is still focused on your own asthma and treatment, even though you attend with other people who also have asthma.
  • You choose what you feel comfortable sharing. You do not have to speak in front of the group if you would rather listen.
  • Other patients may ask useful questions, but their treatment will not necessarily be right for you because everyone’s asthma is different.
  • Bring all the inhalers you currently use and, if you use a spacer, bring that with you too.

Is This Still My Asthma Review?

Yes. The team will still check important parts of your asthma review, look at how your asthma is doing and review your treatment.

Your symptoms, triggers and inhalers may be different from somebody else’s. The clinic is not about giving everyone the same answers.

What Does the Group Add?

Other people can ask questions that may be useful to you too. These might be about exercise, pollen, inhalers or what to do when asthma starts getting worse.

Somebody may also ask something you had not thought of yourself. Their question can still help you think about what matters for your own asthma.

Do I Have to Talk in Front of Everyone?

No. You choose what you feel comfortable sharing with the group. If you would rather listen, that is fine.

If there is something specific to you that you do not want to raise with everyone else, you can let the team know.

Do I Need to Prepare Questions?

No. You do not need to arrive knowing what you want to ask. If you already have a question about your asthma, bring it with you; if not, that is fine too.

What Should I Bring?

Bring all the inhalers you are currently using.

If you use a spacer, bring that with you too.

Bring any question you already have about your asthma, if there is something you want to ask.

Further Information

For more information about asthma, please visit the Asthma + Lung UK website.

Last reviewed: 21 August 2026

Next review due: 21 August 2029