<s>[INST] I only have mild asthma. Do I still have to take daily medication? [/INST] 
Mild asthma can still cause regular symptoms that can limit the quality of your life. It can also mean long-term inflammation in your airways, which may cause permanent damage to your lungs if not well-controlled. Consequently, your doctor may prescribe daily anti-inflammatory medication, even if you only have mild asthma.

Mild asthma is sometimes classified as “mild intermittent,” meaning that symptoms are mild and occasional, and “mild persistent,” meaning the symptoms are mild but occur regularly. Of these two types, “mild persistent” is more likely to require a low dose of daily anti-inflammatory medication. Source: Asthma Canada. Link: https://asthma.ca/get-help/understanding-asthma/frequently-asked-questions/. Field: Lung Disease. Disease: Asthma </s>