Cold air can: Cold air is dryer and this may tigger bronchospasm of the airways. Also running on hot days can cause this as well since the air will be heated and humidified via nasal passages. Cold air is a direct irritant to the airways. Use a scarf and this may help. Also maintain good inhaler(controllers) use. Try an act score to determine how well your asthma is controlled. You can find on the web.
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