I just moved to arizona from texas and the hot weather seems making my asthma why is that?

should i move back where its humidI just moved to arizona from texas and the hot weather seems making my asthma why is that?
it could be the spores from the plant's getting into your respitary system coz of the time of year you should see a doctor as alot of people with astma also have hayfever hope this helped a little caz u.k xxI just moved to arizona from texas and the hot weather seems making my asthma why is that?
Asthma attacks are caused by a wide variety of things which we call asthma triggers. Specific weather or even just a change in the weather is definitely an asthma trigger for many people. Since there are lots of other things that can be asthma triggers, make sure you can put the blame on the weather before being sure that is the reason for making your asthma worse. Some other asthma triggers are:



* Certain foods - could be just about anything, even food additives or preservatives.

* Air pollution - could be outside air or even the air inside your home.

* Aerosol sprays - cleaning products, cooking products, hair spray, etc.

* Animal dander - all pets give off dander.

* Car exhaust fumes

* Cleaning products - certain chemicals or combinations might be on your list

* Cockroach droppings - will need to eliminate them from anywhere that you might go.

* Dust mites - they are in your bedding, carpets, etc.

* Gas fumes

* Grass - could be any kind of plants, etc.

* Mold - you will need to search everywhere to find it and eliminate it.

* Paint fumes

* Pollen - any kind of pollen could be a problem.

* Smoke - cigarettes, fireplaces, etc.

* Certain types of weather or weather changes

* Getting emotional

* Exercising

* Things like colds, pneumonia, sinusitis

* Reflux disease(GERD) or heartburn

* Certain medications



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http://www.natural-asthmatreatment.comI just moved to arizona from texas and the hot weather seems making my asthma why is that?
use a humidifier, eventually, you'll get used to it or go swimming. I feel better in dryer climates than humid and I have asthma/cf.