Asthma attacks caused by warm and humid air

All complaints worsen in humid and warm ambient air, as well as in the evening and at night. Fresh, cool air improves the symptoms.

For already weakened people with a tendency to collapse
Cold sweat, pale to bluish discolored skin
Breathing is fast and wheezy.
Humid and warm air leads to anxiety and can trigger asthma attacks.
The patient has a great desire for fresh, cold air
Sometimes there is also a worsening diaphragmatic hypertension, caused by flatulence of the upper abdomen. This makes the shortness of breath felt worse.

Cool and fresh air brings relief during the attack.

Flaccid, dull patients
Hypersensitivity to cold
Coughing fits get worse in warm rooms
Dry cough with a feeling of suffocation that worsens at night and in warm weather
Breathlessness with the slightest effort

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