Carefully report good effects and also unwanted effects. Irritants such as tobacco smoke, perfume or other strong odors, and chalk. Weather changes, such as storm fronts and barometric pressure change. Strong emotions, including laughing and crying. This site, which is divided into five major sections for easy browsing, provides extensive information on asthma, different kinds of allergies, medications, and treatments.
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