So can common colds,and sinus infections can respiratory tract infections. One can help oneself by paying attention to the way these things affect your asthma. The doctor might test to find out about specific allergies. Then the doctor can advice about avoiding the things that bother the asthma. A feeling of tightness in the chest and wheezing.
Smoking also increases the risk of asthmatic attack.
Some kinds of food can also trigger asthma. It's important to watch every day for symptoms of asthma. A person may have only 1 or 2 of these symptoms. This is the highest reading one can get on the meter over a 2-week period when the asthma is under good control. In addition to above, one may talk in a only in few words rather than using whole sentences because one is short of breath.