As the weather begins to warm, and we spend more time outside, people with asthma may find their symptoms unexpectedly flaring up. Though some may attribute this increase in shortness of breath, coughing or wheezing to pollen in the air, heat itself may be a culprit. Hot and humid weather is a common asthma trigger, that many people forget about. Learn how to be ready for this change of season so that you can enjoy your time outdoors.
Source: https://www.lung.org/blog/asthma-heat-triggers
