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Is it normal to find it harder to breath in hot conditions, such as being in a warm car, hot showers and lying in bed during hot weather?
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Asthma: extrinsic asthma can be triggered with extremes in temperature or humidity, causing difficulty breathing.
Answered 8/5/2015
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