my misses has the same problem.
Especially when it's cold and damp that's why if you notice in the clothing section I have purchased a neck/snood so I can put it over my mouth which will protect my breathing in to much cold air
Thanks Ark79, I understand what your misses will be going through. It's not nice but we learn to adapt and live with it.Hope you have Speedy recovery mate
There have been some seriously high levels of mould spores this year because of the weird weather, a lot of asthma sufferers have been badly effected.Hi due to my asthma knocking hell out of me because of the cold and damp conditions my last outgoing was on Christmas eve. I love being outdoors on my walks but sometimes my asthma stops this. I have my yearly asthma review on Friday 13th of January and hopefully I can resume some sort of outdoor walking and hopefully I can take some more nice pictures of the old fishery ponds
that’s exactly the way to deal with it forager , adapt ! Once the Wif learned to pace herself throughout the day and cover up over winter it became a lot easier on her, however it’s not a cure but it certainly helps a lot 
Dust, pollen, mould, cold, dry, stress, pet allergies, exertion, volatile chemicals like paints…the triggers for an attack are endless. Some people that have it as kids grow out of it while for others it gets worse as they get into adulthood.Hey Forager
Hoping weather improves a bit enabling you to get outdoors more. Is it cold and wet conditions that are specifically hard on Asthma sufferers, or just and cold air?
Stay well
Alan
As a young kid I was very poorly but I seem to have grown out of it for the most part. Some things still trigger a reaction but I’ve not had a full on asthma attack since I was about 10.
Oh hell!! I noticed you hadn't been around for a while. Hope you get over it soon. Watch out for the steroids, they'll make you eat like a horse and put on weight - but they don't warm you about this.