Asthma Exercise and Cold Air Winter can be a difficult season for people with asthma. Respiratory viruses, such as the common cold, and the flu, can trigger asthma symptoms. Later the flu or cold may evolve into bronchit - Pathophysiology of asthma - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Asthma Exercise and Cold Air Winter can be a difficult season for people with asthma. Respiratory viruses, such as the common cold, and the flu, can trigger asthma symptoms. Later the flu or cold may evolve into bronchit Add to Reading List Document Date: 2006-11-10 18:07:04 Open Document File Size: 363,40 KB Share Result on Facebook MedicalCondition Upper respiratory infections / bronchitis / poor asthma / pneumonia / symptom-free asthma / Respiratory Infections / common cold / flu / asthma / / / Position controller / / SocialTag Asthma Bronchodilator Influenza Common cold Pathophysiology of asthma Exercise-induced asthma Pulmonology Medicine Respiratory therapy

Asthma Exercise and Cold Air Winter can be a difficult season for people with asthma. Respiratory viruses, such as the common cold, and the flu, can trigger asthma symptoms. Later the flu or cold may evolve into bronchitAdd to Reading List