Common Causes of Asthma Symptoms

Knowing what’s triggering your breathing issues is the key to controlling asthma. Our specialists assess and manage a wide range of factors that worsen airway inflammation, including:

Allergens

Dust mites, pollen, pets, mold, cockroach debris, strong fragrances, cold air

Respiratory Infections

Cold, flu, viral infections, seasonal outbreaks.

Weather Changes

Cold air, humidity shifts, sudden temperature drops.

Stress & Anxiety

Can tighten airways and trigger hyperventilation.

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FAQ

What is Asthma?
A chronic condition where your airways become sensitive, inflamed, and narrow, making breathing difficult.
What causes asthma symptoms?
Dust, pollen, smoke, infections, cold air, exercise, chemicals, and strong smells commonly trigger attacks.
Is asthma curable?
No, but it is fully manageable. With proper treatment, most people live normal, active lives.
How long does asthma treatment take?

Control usually improves within days to weeks. Long-term management is required to prevent flare-ups.

Is asthma dangerous?
If ignored, yes. Severe attacks can become life-threatening. Early diagnosis and correct inhaler use reduce risks.
Will I need regular checkups?

Yes. Asthma requires monitoring to adjust inhalers, prevent attacks, and track lung function.

How can I book a consultation?

You can call us at +91- 95015-02525 or fill out the appointment form in the Contact Us section. Walk-ins are also welcome during consultation hours.