Health Tip: What's Behind My Asthma and Allergy Symptoms?
Wed Oct 28, 11:49 PM ET
The American Lung Association says these factors trigger asthma and allergy symptoms in many people:
- Anything with powerful fumes, such as hair spray, paint or perfume.
- Cold air.
- Smoke from cigarettes, pipes, cigars or fireplaces.
- Pollen, mold or dust mites.
- Animal dander.
- Air pollution.
- Respiratory tract infections or reactions, stemming from sources such as the common cold or flu.
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