Usually, it is not possible to determine the exact cause of asthma, but the following factors can cause the occurrence or exacerbation of symptoms in different people, and of course, not all patients necessarily have problems with all of these cases.
Dust and dust
Flowers and plants (especially pollen)
Soot and airborne particles
Some foods (especially tomatoes, spices, sauces, salty foods, peanuts, walnuts, seafood, canned goods, all kinds of chocolate and sweets) various medicines
All kinds of perfumes and essential oils
Acids and chemicals and petroleum products, detergents with pungent and burning odors
Types of mold
Woolen and fluffy fabrics
Feathers, feathers, skins of birds and animals
Severe cold or sudden and severe temperature change
dry air
Extreme humidity (such as saunas and hot springs)
Stress and mental anxiety
Heavy physical activity and exercise (especially in cold or polluted weather)
