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Running with Asthma

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Nov 2015
11:08pm, 28 Nov 2015
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fetcheveryone
Chris - perhaps it's about retaining that little bit of heat from the exhaled breath.
Nov 2015
11:38am, 29 Nov 2015
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mr d
I have a severe pollen allergy and I used a Respro mask during the pollen season. It works really well except if the filter becomes waterlogged, in rain or high humidity. Would recommend the Sportsa, and a thick skin, as people will stop and stare.
Feb 2016
1:46pm, 1 Feb 2016
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SODIron © 2002
Had a damn asthma induced nightmare on Saturday's parkrun at York.

Was looking to run a strong effort but found the cold air made breathing a struggle. After battling through the first mile and using my inhaler twice I opted to jog to the car and head home, feeling somewhat deflated and annoyed.

Roll on the warmer weather as the cold air always makes for tough running....
Feb 2016
2:06pm, 1 Feb 2016
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Jono.
It can happen sod - hope it improves.
Feb 2016
2:24pm, 1 Feb 2016
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idio
I suffer with asthma and it's been kept well under control since I was prescribed Seritide about 6 or 7 years ago.

When its really cold the air sometimes cause a burning sensation in the throat/lungs but knowing it's cold I start out very stead and not to push hard till i'm use to the cold air.

I have used a buff around my nose and mouth a few times when biking and running but personally find it annoying and once warmed up pull it down around my neck.
Feb 2016
7:38pm, 8 Feb 2016
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JJ Flash
Thank you all for.your input. My friend is making progress.

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