(Columbus, OH) — It’s the time of year for asthma flare ups with the transition from summer into fall. Dr. Megan Conroy at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center says changes in temperature, humidity and pollens will really impact airway inflammation and that’s the driver of asthma.
She recommends people take all medications as prescribed, no matter how frequently symptoms of asthma occur and have a rescue inhaler on hand. She also suggests wearing a mask in certain situations and getting vaccinated against the flu and COVID.
