Saturday, February 11, 2012

High and low humidity not good for asthma

It's roasting outside, yet the sun beaming down on Jake Gallant as he rests in his beach chair feels great.  The warm breeze wafting over his bare feels great too.  He closes his eyes and listens to the soporific, relaxing sound of waves.  ...
Anonymous
Astriana
7/16/09 3:35pm

This is great information to have!  I just have one question:  How can I mitigate the humidity issues at work to keep from having an attack?  (I work in a restaurant; the service line where I spend about half of my time is spent tend to be very hot/humid.  I've had some of my worst attacks since diagnosis while working on the line.)

 

Thanks!

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