Safe Tips For Allergy, Asthma Sufferers in the Heat

Dr. A.M. Aminian from the Allergy Institute stopped by KSEE Sunrise with some tips on how to beat the heat for people with and without asthma.
 Take It Easy...
On really hot days even regular activity can feel strenuous and cause asthma symptoms. If possible, schedule outdoor activities in the early morning or late evening. Stay inside where it's cool as much as possible. When at home or in the car keep windows closed and the air conditioning on. So, go see a movie, or visit the library and stay cool.....

Read more here: yourcentralvalley.com

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Missouri Medicaid to Support Asthma Care at Home

TaNisha Webb points out a leak in the furnace room of an apartment in Kansas City, Mo. She explains the damp conditions are not ideal, especially right next to the system that circulates air throughout the home.....

Read more here: kbia.org

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High pollen counts prove problematic for patients with asthma
Rise of allergy-triggered asthma prompts need for DOs to educate patients about ways to treat this chronic condition.

Seasonal allergy sufferers are likely to keep reaching for those tissues, thanks to global warming causing longer allergy seasons and the highest tree pollen counts in Midwest history. With the added risk of allergy-triggered asthma attacks, more education is needed for patients about when to seek immediate medical attention.....

Read more here: thedo.osteopathic.org