nose running then immediately freezing over…winter can be rough even if you typically adore cold weather. it can be an even bigger issue if you have cold-induced asthma . winter’s cold, dry climate can trigger inflammation and mucus production in your airways that give rise to asthma ...
Cold weather-related respiratory symptoms were more frequent among asthmatics with poorly controlled asthma (ACT Q1 vs. ACT Q4); adjusted prevalence ratio (PR) for shortness of breath (men 1.47, 95% confidence interval 1.22–1.77; women 1.18, 1.07–1.30), cough (men 1.10, 0.91–1.34; women...
Cold weather is a nightmare for those who suffer fromasthma and allergiesbecause of how it affects the lungs. The exchange of the cold air going in with each inhale — and warm air going out with each exhale — can put the lungs in a real tizzy. When the airways are chilled, t...
Also the risk of cold weather-related EH was related to both allergic rhinitis (1.53, 1.15,-2.04 among men; 1.78, 1.43-2.21 among women), asthma (4.28, 2.88-6.36; 3.77, 2.67-5.34, respectively) and their combination (4.02, 2.89- 5.59; 4.60, 3.69-5.73, respectively). The results of ...
Fact: Hot weather can lead to many health issues, from dehydration (not getting enough fluids) to heat stroke. It can also worsen chronic health conditions likeasthma, diabetes, and heart disease. Results of an early study appear to show that short-term exposure to hot temperatures could incre...
In individuals withasthmaorchronic obstructive pulmonary disease(COPD), the common cold can sometimes trigger an exacerbation of their illness, leading to shortness of breath and increased wheezing. Though uncommon,pneumoniacan sometimes develop as a secondary infection in individuals with the common cold...
The "Calling all Weather Warriors, Sleepy Heads and Jetsetters!" feature generates notifications when a user may be at risk for possible exposure to the common cold. Triggers, according to Zicam, can range from traveling from one temperature zone to another, missing or catching up on necessary...
Bronchial asthma can be exacerbated by many factors, the most important of which are airway infection, including upper respiratory tract infection. However, in times of disaster, changes in temperature (cold air), fatigue, mental stress, and discontinuat
Eczema, also known asatopic dermatitis, is considered an allergic disease, meaning the body overreacts to an external trigger, such as dust mites or perfumes in cosmetics and soaps. “Patients develop itchy, red skin, often in areas where skin touches skin, such as in the bends of the arms...
Children with asthma who are exposed to high levels of indoor allergens, such as cockroach and mouse allergens, are at an increased risk of developing respiratory viral infections with symptoms, according to a new study by ... Sep 12, 2024 0 1 Diseases, Conditions, Syndromes Saline nasal ...